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Old 09-28-2015, 09:03 PM
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You guys ready for this ?!? Man did I overthink this ! I drained the old gas in the tank, and removed the carburetor. I tore the carb down, cleaned it and reassembled it. Upon placing it back on, I attempted to start it, but this time it just wouldn't even start. It just turned and turned. I then looked at the fuel bowl attached to the tank. I took that off, and cleaned it. While looking at it, I noticed that the little screw was all the way in. I unscrewed it, and noticed that it was a fuel shut off valve. WELL...... I put it back on, fill it up, opened the valve, and low and behold the tractor starts right up. I then sat down,cracked a beer and started to laugh.....
We've all been there. At least you can blame yours on the previous owner
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..at least it's an electric start and not a manual yanker. It's worse when you yank by hand and once you are worn out realize the gas was off.
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Here the two Cubs I bought. I ended up selling the 105 that I was initially having trouble with. A co-worker purchased it, and wanted to completely restore it and gift it to his father. I kept the 1200. Wheel weights and plow included.
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Here the two Cubs I bought. I ended up selling the 105 that I was initially having trouble with. A co-worker purchased it, and wanted to completely restore it and gift it to his father. I kept the 1200. Wheel weights and plow included.
Let's see some more pics of that 1200, it looks nice
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For whatever reason, when I upload the pictures they end up turned
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Old 10-06-2015, 11:32 PM
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Get a lower grill mesh and she's complete. Very nice!
How does it run?
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Very nice 1200! I also sold my 105 i had, along with qa36 blower and deck i had... been kickin my self ever since!!! But bills had to get paid!
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The 1200 runs like a top. It has some rattles in the hood and seat, but I'm sure I can fix those. The fenders have had a repaint on them, but as you can see they are the right paint.
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Interesting that the cast end deck is mounted under the 1200. And with the qa subframe, very cool and nice looking quiet line you got there.
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I tried the PTO, and the belt is stretched and keeps coming off. Spins good though. I have been interested in CC tractors for a long time. I do snow removal at about 10 neighbors homes. I have a 30 inch snowblower, but by the time I'm done.... I AM DONE ! After watching a few videos on youtube on different snowplows on Tractors, I decided the CC would be the one ! I'm hoping it will help my back, legs and arms.
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