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Old 07-27-2013, 09:38 PM
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Thanks for the pics, guys!
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I look at all of these pictures and think about what a strange set of people we are to take these tractors and breathe life back into them. I have a 125 in storage right now that was a basket case when I got it, so a full restoration was out of the question. Today it is a fine running tractor with many modifications but still mostly cub cadet.

Then while showing the pics of my 125 to someone they said that they had what looked like a cub on their property and I was free to take it. I have included the picture of that tractor here. It was an absolute mess. Again I chose not to restore, but rather to rebuild and make it a running tractor again.
Nice looking tractor, and welcome to OCC
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Old 07-28-2013, 12:08 AM
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Since its seem like ages that I've been on here. I have made the 100R look a little better. I've been busy with tractor pulling, girlfriend and a lot of other things. But i did get some time to push dirt.
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Old 07-28-2013, 07:36 AM
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Nice pics of the 100R Donovan!
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Old 07-28-2013, 09:37 AM
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Thanks for the nice welcome. I have been lurking for some time but didn't have my cub here to be able to share much. Ever since a friend gave me my cub 125 in 1987 I was hooked. In the 25 years I have had the tractor it has been an extremely reliable workhorse. I've included a couple older pictures of it, but will include more once my workshop is complete and I can get it back home.

When I say my 125 is mostly Cub, what I mean to say is that is has parts from a 102 that was given to me as a donor, and the 125 that was mostly complete. I have also upgraded the front end to have trailer spindles and 4 lug Golf Cart rims and tires as I am going to add a front end loader that I have been designing. The engine has also been modified to include an electric PTO clutch instead of the Cub mechanical PTO.

I also have been acquiring the Kohler parts to convert the engine to a gear start and a stator based charging system. All I have left to acquire is the flywheel shroud and the regulator and then I will be able to convert the engine.
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Old 07-28-2013, 09:53 AM
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The cubs are looking good, guys!
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Old 07-28-2013, 04:09 PM
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I, with the aid of cubcrazy, located this seat at a local auction and picked it up at a "Lew Price" to say the least! Thanks Mike!! It cleaned up quite well.
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Seat looks great on the 122 Bill!
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sure does!!!
Now take it off and put it away for safe keeping.
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Old 07-28-2013, 10:29 PM
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Ha! Will Do Lew! Gotta local show this upcomming weekend then it'll get it put back in a safe place for sure, inside my enclosed trailer!
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