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Old 04-14-2014, 04:49 PM
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Nice looking covey. Always good to have a back-up tractor...or two...or three!
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Well, almost. Still looking for a nice 124 to round out the series, but today was a great spring day to get the 4 I have together for a few pics. The casual observer might say "why did you buy 3 of the same tractors", but you and I know better... Please excuse the shadows on the 72 and the over-exposed pics of the group; playtime was running short this afternoon before Sunday supper.

The 72 just got the fenders and Ags last week, the 125 had just dropped the snowthrower minutes before the pics, and the 104 just got a fresh battery and proper headlight switch from Patton Acres. Trying to decide on a 42" or 48" deck for the 125 for this season. All tractors ready for another season of mowing and towing!
just bought a 124 tis past weekend.
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Old 04-15-2014, 10:51 AM
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My favorites as well. My 104 has a K 301 in it. So , is it a 104, a 124, or both? I just consider it a good running 104. Your fleet is looking sweet.

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Old 04-15-2014, 11:24 AM
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http://lancaster.craigslist.org/grd/4423001202.html

http://greensboro.craigslist.org/grd/4321237206.html

http://dayton.craigslist.org/grd/4423706745.html

http://fingerlakes.craigslist.org/grd/4394962355.html

http://semo.craigslist.org/grd/4419697642.html


nice looking group you have there Tom
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Nice herd. I would 2nd, 3rd... the bigger deck. I upgraded my sons 129 to the 50"C from the 42"A(?) and love it. I still have a 129/42" and I have to say the newer style 50C can cut/throw a lot more grass/leaves w/o clogging the chute. Obviously you get it done faster with the bigger deck, but you also get a deck that sticks out farther to get under trees and stuff
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Thanks for all the replies, guys! That 124 is out there somewhere; remember, I live in a target-rich environment, so it's just a matter of time! The 105 was my 3rd Cub, but it brought the dreaded Yellow Fever with it and the rest is all downhill from there. They are the best looking series, IMHO. They epitomise 60's styling and durability...
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I like the one in Dayton the best, but they are asking way too much for a non-runner!
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Wow. Field of dreams, there...
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