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Old 05-22-2011, 11:13 PM
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Thanks guys!
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Well I better show off the new 125, here she is
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Old 05-24-2011, 11:46 AM
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Very cool 125!
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Hey guys,

I got into tractors as a kid, then moved into a city and was a city boy for years. Now I'm married, have a child, and have started my own mechanic and lawn care business. This year I finally got to have my own tractor again. I wanted something strong, versatile, and reliable. Did some research, as I was not knowledgable in this field, and finally settled on finding a solid Cub Cadet for myself.

Ended up getting this 1972 129 model, including a trailer to haul it, a snow plow, a 38" deck, and tire chains. Have put easily 30 hours of working on it since I bought it two weeks ago resealing things, changing fluids, pressure washing it, tuning it up, etc (more on these projects in the forum area). I would like to share my newfound pride and joy with all of you (both of them pictured, my daughter as well).









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Old 05-25-2011, 09:13 PM
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Ok, that GREEN spinner knob needs to go!!!
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Old 05-25-2011, 10:34 PM
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Nice 129, you have there!
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It's been so long since I've been able to be excited over a tractor. Driven a few riding lawn mowers over the years, but they're just like an overgrown walk-behind really. This thing is STOUT.

As annoying as the green knob is to the eye, it's gotta be my favorite thing on the tractor. It makes mowing a breeze. Just need a white or yellow one

Next on the list is new tread on all four sides and finding out where my considerable engine oil leak is from. I know where the hydro leaks (yay, time to split the tractor!)
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Sweet 129 you've got there! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Everyone has some awesome tractors here is a few of my cub cadets.
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Great looking cubs, ya got there! Love the Original!
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