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Old 11-23-2013, 11:49 PM
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Congratulations on the 127. Its a fine tractor!
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Old 11-24-2013, 01:22 AM
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A fine first tractor Kevin
And welcome to OCC!!!
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Glad you got your 127 up and running. Like most of us here, it will be your first of many, especially if you have a tiller connected to it.

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Welcome!
From another nubee.
I have noticed that the further south one goes, the more scarce Cub Cadets seem to be. Especially the IH built units.
So we are kinda oddballs in this cult I think, LOL.

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My stable grew yesterday with another 127 also.
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Old 11-24-2013, 01:36 PM
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Awesome first Cub, well done.

Just another note on Hytran, it is typically cheaper when purchased in larger containers from an IH/CASE dealer. By-the-quart at a Cub Cadet shop gets pretty steep after piling all 7 quarts into your cart.

Keep us updated, I love to talk 127/147 Cubs.

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Welcome!
From another nubee.
I have noticed that the further south one goes, the more scarce Cub Cadets seem to be.
I think that is fairly accurate across the south. Around here I run into a pretty much equal blend of Cubs, Deeres, Suburbans and CASE GTs, with the oddball Gilson once in awhile. You gotta be pretty quick to snag the good Cubs.

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I paid $600. I'm missing the deck hanger, but really only want it for the tiller now. The tiller turns smooth is there a way to oil the inside without taking it all apart?
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I paid $600. I'm missing the deck hanger, but really only want it for the tiller now. The tiller turns smooth is there a way to oil the inside without taking it all apart?
If it works why bother? I like that it still has the belt guard. Not many tillers do.
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I changed the hydro fluid, about 2 inches of "gello" in the bottom. It drives good now! New starter/gen belt 3/8x32. I still need to set the governor and fix a few things. Gonna plant Snow peas in a few months!!
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I like the way you got it at eye level, good thinking with the engine hoist. The 127 was my first owned cub too, great start!
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