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Old 07-08-2013, 02:38 AM
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I'm Scott, I live near Pottsville PA, out in the woods

I have been into Cub Cadets since I could walk and talk and I would like to get back into collecting. This all started again last week looking for a cheap riding mower on Craigslist. I have neglected my 3 Cub Cadets that I have had for a long time, the model 71 was my grandfathers, he got it new and gave it to me around 1985.

Now I have 4 lol......I picked up a 72 for parts which is in better shape than my 71, 100 or 127 (100 last ran 2008, 71 threw a rod around 1993, 127 been broke at least 23 yrs)

I am trying to make one tractor out of the 71 and the 100, and the 127 I don't know what to do with......I know I want more Cub Cadets lol.
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Old 07-08-2013, 03:57 AM
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The 100 should be easy with a carb clean if it was simply left unused the 71 probably needs a rebuild (price isn't bad $90 for a complete kit for a k301 so 7hp cant be much worse)
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Old 07-09-2013, 02:57 AM
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thanks, another day closer to getting this 72 ready to mow, was quite an expensive day, 2 more cans of cub cadet yellow from tsc, two more cans of rusty metal primer and 110 bucks for a pto kit and a pto bearing and a mule drive pulley.
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