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Old 08-18-2011, 10:40 AM
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Howdy folks. Brand new to this forum, and a relatively new Cub Cadet owner. I have a 108 that I nursed back to pretty good health (but am currently experiencing a charging problem). I also have another non-running 108 that I'm about to put a 14hp motor on. I'm just having fun with them. Looking for smart advice like little secrets that some of you already gleaned through frustration, blood, sweat and tears. I hail from Radcliff, KY, which is a few miles south of Louisville, and right outside Fort Knox. Some say us Kentuckians are a little backwards, thus my login name. Case-in-point: I misspelled my own name! Oh well!
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I knew you Western Ky boys were a lil backwards, LOL. Well, us central KY boys aren't much better hehehehe. Welcome to OCC, glad to have you here. There is a ton of information in our technical libraries and a bunch of great people here with all sorts of great info about these cubs. As a note of interest we love pics here.
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Old 08-18-2011, 11:32 AM
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Dx3 I would not call Radcliff western Ky. Now Paducah Bardwell Bandana Monkeys Eye Brow Wicliffe would be Western Ky
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Welcome! I'm from Michigan... all we're known for is to say "mmm... bye" at the end of a telephone call.
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Welcome to the forum, it is always nice to have another kentuckyen.


Over here in western ky, the farther you go east the more backwards the people get.
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Hello from right down the road. I am a newby from Bowling Green.
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To both of you. I have a small fleet including 108 and 124 that I love. The 108 was bought new by my grandfather and my best friend gave me the 124 to use for parts but it looked so good that I'm putting it back together.
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