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Old 04-10-2024, 12:27 PM
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Hello from Colorado, I am a new CC owner a 124 with a tiller, snow blower and a mower deck. I have no idea on how everything works or how it hooks up. When I have time I will post pictures and hopefully someone can tell me how all this works. Look forward to talking with everyone. Well I need to get to work Greetings to yall. Collector Addiction [Richard]
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Welcome Richard. I enjoy my 124 a lot. Fun tractor.
Where do call home in CO?

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Welcome aboard hope you acquire all the info you need about your machine and attachments
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Greetings to all of you .Hey Ken I call Colorado Springs home, My wife and I moved from Pennsylvania to Colorado in 1977, was a red state but went down hill since then. I do hop[e that I can find some info on how to hook up the attachments when I have time. Life is so darn busy. Have a wonderful day to all of you. Ricvhard
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I spent a fair bit of time in the Springs in the 70's. Was is Fort
Collins till 90 and then fled the insanity for MT.

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I drove through there and up pikes peak back in '89, yep got the pictures to prove it.
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Well first off thanks to ol 'George, West Valley G, IHCubCadet147, Ozcubowner, and CubDieselFan for your thoughtfulness. I heard that this site is helpful and have a bunch of great folks, and it is true. as soon as I can get picts taken I will post them, until then work is calling darn it.:,,
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Hey Richard - I too am in the Springs. I am selling a bunch of 124 parts - $50 for everything. I have a 149 that I restored a few years ago. If you're interested in a bunch of stuff really cheap or just want to chat about Cadets give me a holler. I live not far from the intersection of Austin Bluffs and Academy.
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