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Those tires look familiar!!

Who needs clearance!!??

Thanks. Those are some nice tires. That makes my clearance look nice and wide.
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My 122 ill get better pics tomorrow
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Good looking cubs, guys!
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I picked up a 105, 42" mower deck, and QA-42A snowblower yesterday. The stuff barely fit in my truck. The 105 did not have a working battery and the guy who sold it to me used a battery from another tractor of his to get it in my truck. Now I can't get it out of my truck because it won't start when I jump it from my 125! I am going to mess with it more today.









Here is my 125 with the snow thrower mounted. I don't have the lift bracket thing for my lift handle yet; still got to figure that out.

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Nice find on the 105!
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the qa42a is a real beast to lift off the ground mounted to a narrow frame!!!!
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The old 123 is coming along very well got the hydro lift on threepiont on and today new rear tires fronts are next and here is my 109 use it for mowing more spring in seat than 123 new tires 001.jpg
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Mowed the lawn yet again with the good old Cub. I enjoy it more each time. At my girlfriends I use her John Deer, and I always think I am going to break it. I love the way my neighbors watch me mow on hills with amazement Especially when I go through the soggy ditch. Maybe a sickle mower attachment someday? That would be nice.

I did notice though at idle my engine is running too rich. Will have to fix that soon. I need to find a trailer too, so I can get to Glen Ellyn IL to till and plow (blade) 15 dump truck loads of leaves. (Free Compost) I have the 1a u111 tiller no extensions. Are those hard to come by these days?
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