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Old 02-16-2020, 10:24 PM
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Go for it. I am restoring my 782 for the 2nd time. I will never give up my Cub Cadet for a plastic tractor.
No plastics allowed here!!

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Welcome to OCC! Great choice, I’m in the process of restoring my 149 as well.
Nice!
I hope I can clean the carb and fuel tank and at least get it to start up as-is to see what I'm working with before I start digging into stuff. I already noticed that the plastic fan is missing on mines.
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Old 03-01-2020, 11:29 PM
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Just reporting back. Finally got the 149 home. The original rear wheels were rotted out. I had to put on another set to get it to roll off the trailer. I'll be starting a thread soon to document my progress.
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Bud, You have got your hands full here!!
Rear lift is a big plus though.
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Bud, You have got your hands full here!!
Rear lift is a big plus though.
Good luck!!
Yes, I do. It's in pretty rough shape but I'm up for the challenge. I was thinking about getting the engine running/rebuilt first then going from there. If I should be doing it in a different order, let me know.
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