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Old 06-22-2009, 10:46 PM
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Got out the 129 to mow lawn got half done and broke the deck belt , quick trip to the shop found a belt 10 min later back to mowing
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Well my wife had to do some stuff for her work back home, so I tagged along to spend time with a good friend and fellow Cub nut.

I got to spend a few hours on his 123 moving some clay and dirt around on our RC Dirt oval/off road track we have at my Mother-in-laws..

Well, I worked while he flew his 129 :biggrin2.gif:


Had a blast! I cannot believe what that thing would do with that blade!! I see a 122 in my near future for sure (yes I'm a gear head)
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After mowing last night, I took out my sons soccer cones and set up an obstacle course for the kids to practice manuevering the tractor through. Sure was fun to watch. Even my 3 year old did a little of it (with my very, very, close supervision).
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Old 06-26-2009, 11:18 PM
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I love the picture of the 129 "moto crossing"! Tough a** tractor.
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Old 06-28-2009, 12:46 AM
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Been working for about 3 weeks trying to get the deck and all related parts on the 149. Got most of it when i bought the tractor but this is the first time i have ever had it all on and working. Lot of worn parts and bent up pieces that needed fixed. This was also my first P.T.O. rebuild. The previous owner had tried to drill out the old set screws and ruined the pulley.But after getting a new pulley off of Chris Westfall I got it on and working. Its a 42" deck and cuts really well. I used it for several hours today.







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Good looking machine Diz!!
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Thanks CBH,
Now that i know everything will work, I need to pull the deck back out and get it painted up. But at this point will probabley wait and make it one of the winter projects.
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Nice looking 149 Diz.
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Was a busy day of cubin . First we mowed the lawn with the 129 and 147




Then we got out the 128 and 102 and moved a lil sand and leved it


Lesson learnd when dad says do not put the sand all up front and you do , you have to get get off and lift it up




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Awesome pics Camarokid! Thanks for sharing them.
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