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Old 06-25-2011, 11:03 PM
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Hi All, I spotted a Cub Cadet sitting along side of a shed when I was passing through a small town. I stopped to have a look. No one was at home. I looked it over, but could not find the model # on the hood. It is a hydro tractor. The hydro lever is on the dash just below the steering wheel. It has a hydraulic lift pump. not sure of my memory, but think the engine is a K301???? I didn't look too hard at that. Would this have an electric PTO? didn't look. Its a little over an hour away, but may be near there soon. Maybe I'll look a little harder, or better yet catch someone at home. Any idea as to model range???????
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Old 06-26-2011, 12:20 AM
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From what I know, it has to be a 129 or older, the 1250 would have the hydro lever to the right of the steering wheel. I imagine it is most likely a 127 or older, the 129 would most likely have had an electric lift (optional), as far as I know the narrow frames used the belt driven hydrallic lifts. 1250 would have been the first model with an electric pto, the older ones used the manual ones.
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ya i agree 123,125 or 127. that would be awesome if you could get it.
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