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Old 02-20-2011, 09:13 PM
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worked a little on the 122 today. before, it had Tru-Powers on it that came off a John Deere.....and Lazy me didn't wanna change rims out. so i painted the deere rims cub cadet white and slapped them on. only problem was, the rim wasn't an offset rim, so the tire would rub on the fenders. so the fenders came off. well, i got my hands on a tire changer from my mechanic and we changed the tires over to my cub cadet rims. they are narrower rims so it narrowed the tires in too which is cool. now the fenders are back on, grote light is back on and wheel weights installed. looks awesome. i got the tiller working as well. just put it all together and she works awesome! also topped off the hydraulic fluid in the Hydraulic lift and it works allot faster now. can't wait till spring!

got out the 102 today. she had a flat front tire. got that fixed. went to go start snow blowing the end of the driveway and the auger sprocket blew apart....so thats sitting in the shop waiting until i can get a replacement.

thats my cub day!
No pics??? Wanna see those tru powers.



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Nice work hilltop!! I love where you live, even though you got screwed on the snow this winter.

Eric, send it on up and I'll do my best to get it out for ya. PM me if you want my address. It was tedious and took some patience. Saved myself $35, now just need to get a couple new keys as the other one that came with 124 is cracked.
Some patience? That's a under statement!
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Old 02-20-2011, 09:19 PM
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The last couple of days I've split Allen's 122 took the hydro lift and creeper off switched rock shafts from the 125 and 122. Rebuilt the clutch on the 122. I wonder if Allen will notice that stainless steel drive shaft in there. Friday and Saturday I struggled until I turned the radio on and things went a lot better for me and Allen's 122 after that.

I also made reports to Allen to keep him updated on the progress. I took pics but Allen has them now. Got to keep the boss happy!
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Old 02-20-2011, 09:43 PM
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Those stainless steel drive shafts are sweet aren't they?
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Old 02-20-2011, 09:49 PM
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No pics??? Wanna see those tru powers.





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The last couple of days I've split Allen's 122 took the hydro lift and creeper off switched rock shafts from the 125 and 122. Rebuilt the clutch on the 122. I wonder if Allen will notice that stainless steel drive shaft in there. Friday and Saturday I struggled until I turned the radio on and things went a lot better for me and Allen's 122 after that.

I also made reports to Allen to keep him updated on the progress. I took pics but Allen has them now. Got to keep the boss happy!


Ya, would love to see some pics of those Ag's!!

Not an understatement if Eric's got 8 hours in on an O' ignition
WOW Duke. Sounds like you did something this weekend

A pic of my key removal tools!
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Well Jude after your success with your key I went at mine again tonight for another hour. NO LUCK . On a lighter note, I did get the replacement hood for the 1282 striped and fixed a couple dents. Still have some sanding to do but almost done.

Sounds like you had a good weekend Duke!!
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I really appreciate, all you done for me, Duke!
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here are some pics of my machines! the cub cadet 102 has the snow thrower and the cab. the next is a pic of the 122 with the tru-powers and the new 1a tiller i picked up for it. next, is my snow pusher. also through in some pics of the lights on the 102 and the accident we had with our other lawn mower.







The lawn mower accident. tried to climb a hill and it flipped over backwards....as you can see...shes pretty well shot. still runs and drives tho. i was driving it today.

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Cool pics of the cubs, Nick!
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Ya, would love to see some pics of those Ag's!!

Not an understatement if Eric's got 8 hours in on an O' ignition
WOW Duke. Sounds like you did something this weekend

A pic of my key removal tools!
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Well Jude after your success with your key I went at mine again tonight for another hour. NO LUCK . On a lighter note, I did get the replacement hood for the 1282 striped and fixed a couple dents. Still have some sanding to do but almost done.

Sounds like you had a good weekend Duke!!
Was all good here!

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I really appreciate, all you done for me, Duke!
Your welcome Allen! Still got some fine tuning to do but getting closer to being done.

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Cool pics of the cubs, Nick!
Nice Nick! I still dig that cab. I hope no one got hurt on that roll over. That's pretty scary stuff.
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woke up to 3 inches of snow. so i started up the 1450 and blew most of it then i cleaned up with the 128 and blade. i'm really starting to love the 128. then i pulled the 1650 into the shop and took the motor out so i can replace the connecting rod and the motor mounts. kinda boring but a busy cub day
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