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Old 07-03-2016, 04:40 PM
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Thanks ACecil... that 125 was the first cub i bought.....

RedOnes your right... Anything can happen in Indiana,but i hope its not needed for a while.....
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Got my 126 project finished just in time for the 4th of July parade
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Had some noise come out from under deck when mowing with the 125.... found that one of blades was loose AGAIN. Pulled the deck to see why it's happening. Seems as if the spindle was a PO repair with some welding. Had another spindle on hand and changed it. Also sharpen the blades. Mowed for three hours this afternoon.
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Pulled the motor out of the 1450.
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Watched the kiddo participate in a junior tractor pull. A gentleman brought out his cub and let kids crawl down the track pulling a sled before the mini rods started. Smiles ear to ear!
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Working on new mower deck wheels. Bearing exploded on one of them.
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Ran some fuel lines and installed some gauges. Waiting on radiator and fan to finish diesel install. Next new hydraulic system
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Interesting flying tractor you got on the ceiling there..... what is the engine?
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70, #1 cart. Brinly Cultivator. Some wheel weights.

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