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Old 01-04-2018, 01:56 PM
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Right now I only have a Cub 72 but wouldn’t mind a wide frame too. It’s not like I could really use many if any of the parts from the 129 on the 72.
A wide frame hydro and a narrow frame gear drive don’t share a ton of parts aside from engine stuff (and a 301 in that tractor is a bit different than the 241 in your 72), but there are some I suppose.

Buy it and get her going again!
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Old 01-04-2018, 02:42 PM
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Right now I only have a Cub 72 but wouldn’t mind a wide frame too. It’s not like I could really use many if any of the parts from the 129 on the 72.

Will it help if we say you could reuse wheels and tires? ;-)
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Haha sounds like you guys are really twisting my arm lol. Got me convinced but now time to convince the wife.....

Good news the seller still has it. Sounds like I’ll still have to pay the 125 but heck if I can get her running that’d be pretty nice.

Question tho, worst case if the motor seems in good shape and I can salvage just that, would a 12hp fit in a 72? I’m not willing to modify my 72 tho, love that little rig. And the 7hp is nice powerful little motor.
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I'd try to get it for less as well. The radiator is gone.
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I'd try to get it for less as well. The radiator is gone.
That and the 44a deck looks pretty trashed.

You're basically buying a non-running half-tractor with no usable attachments.

Still worth it in parts, and it probably wouldn't take a ton to get it running and driving, but still...
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