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Old 08-20-2013, 07:49 PM
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a 126 is the 3rd rarest IH cub cadet made i believe
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:26 PM
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OH! It's a 126! I missed that! ...... Maybe I would drive.....

Nick is probably right. Good chance it has a broken spirol pin.
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:38 PM
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I wouldn't drive that far for one. But they are easier to come by where I am......
What's 5 hours, 10 total, a "I'm getting something" road trip? For a running, operational IH Cub Cadet 126 with IH wheel weights, hydro lift, creeper, and questionable 3-point, .........Hey, C-ya later I'd be on that like white on rice.

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Old 08-20-2013, 11:00 PM
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Looks like a lot of $ in parts alone. I would make the drive just because it's fun to do. Plus NF Hydraulic lifts are cool.
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If the wifey is involved, it could mean a nice overnight trip or mini-get away!! You could always advertize for someone with a tractor/trailer who will be dead headed to pick it up for you and drop it off near you. Lots of possibilities....all with the same end result. In my truck, pulling a trailer, I average about 15 mpg. At 60 mph, that's 4 gal/hr and at about $4/gal, that is $16/hr.....so for a 5 hr trip, that's about $80. Would you pay $380-$400 for the deal?

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Old 08-21-2013, 07:10 PM
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12.5 hours and 1006.0 KM later. No wifey was not along. I would turn into a looong weekend then Looks like it was build in 69 #318108 I know the pic are coming. The old girl made it.
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nice 12.5 hours, sounds really far
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Ole Girl- the truck or the 126?
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More pics. I guess still needs some text. Yes is has the lift in the bum
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Default Hood strap.

As it was backed on did not want it to get caught in the draft over the roof.
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129 Deck, Blade, Weights
1200 Creeper Deck: 1250 B Tiller odd deck
782R with power steering

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