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Old 08-24-2020, 02:45 PM
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Factory key from my 122. I think all the narrow frames used them.
That is the same as the keys for my 123 and 125
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Old 08-24-2020, 09:26 PM
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Tooth key, yes, and I do stand corrected. My other narrow frames has the groove and tooth key. The 125 I normally use has an Indak key in it. The keyhole does look like it takes a grooved key and I should note that this key switch turns with a regular screwdriver. Probably all the tumblers stuck or or worn out. I recall a while ago that I lost a key and I guess I found a flat Indak. Sorry for any confusion.
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Opppps......I stand corrected.

I assumed the "stamped key" was the standard issue for all Cub Cadets. IH did use a notched Key IH-131313-C2 Key up until the Quietlines.
Roland you are certainly entitled to one little ooops. You are a wealth of knowledge.
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Old 08-24-2020, 10:04 PM
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The key that came with 125 I purchased actually looks like the one
in this thread but doesn't actually work. The one out of a 90,s something
or other MTD that I pretty much beat to death fits and starts the 125 just
fine. I am like you Roland, I have learned today. I'm just not sure what it is
I have learned.

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