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Old 11-18-2010, 03:58 PM
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Worked on the 73 today got the right spindel out easy the left was so rusted in i had to drill a hole through the top with a 3/8 th and then went to a 5/8, th and put a 1/2 inch bolt in and pounded it out. the hood and grille were not the right ones .So the hood . grille , steeering wheel and seat were donated from a 125 , steering is from a 102

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Nice score Nikster!! That's a much better deal than old epay! Good to hear your getting some cub time Cecil! Wow, sounds like alot of work to get the spindle out, good work camarokidz28
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Had the cub 126 loader out and moving some decks and parts.
These loaders sure save alot of time and effort!!
I had it buried in the back of the garage for a couple years and thought it was time to get it out and play!
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Nice lookin loader you got on that cub Cubcrazy. If I had one don't know I would do.....guess play and push everything in sight.
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Old 11-18-2010, 11:18 PM
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Nice looking cub and loader!
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Thanks Plummcrazy1864! That's pretty much what I do!!

Thanks Allen!
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Got some awesome seat time in today!



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Awesome pic Allen..I love your hat!! lol

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Love that Cub and loader. I try not to think about loaders because then I'd want a second super to put one on!

Looks like fun AC.

I got the Cab on my 1872. Only one pic because I put up a thread on it. I also replaced a bad headlight and tail light. I have gotten the little strap that connects the mower lift arm to the implement lift arm.This is supposed to reinforce the lift so I don't break the rockshaft like I did last year. Sure hope it works! I'll post pics when I mount it.

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Thanks guys!
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