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Hello - also from the Hudson Valley!
Hello All,
I have to say I have been lurking on here for a long time and you guys have helped me out countless times. Thank you for that! I've had several Cub's over the last 30 or so years. Two 127's and 3 122's (also 4 Gravely's but that's another forum!). We own a Christmas Tree Farm and these little tractors have proven themselves year after year - far more than their newer counterparts who have twice as much "horsepower" or technology. I've recently picked up a 127 for my mother who can no longer push the pedals on her JD riding tractor. I bought it sight unseen and now I'm paying the price, but it's all the usual suspects. Battery, points, brake adjustment, steering slop. But - I knew that when I dove in. I do have a hydrostatic question, but I'll bring that up in another thread. Take care and stay safe! Joe |
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Welcome to OCC from another NY'er!
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Thanks! This is a perfect project for the lock-down. With the exception of the damn rain
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Welcome to OCC ......
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