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Old 04-17-2010, 12:29 AM
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Howdee I just think this site is great! Thanks for all the info. Now that I have had time to check out all the different stuff on here I am finding this Very nesscesary to maintain my new tractor properly. My cousion has been a professonal cub mechcanic for 20 years but just seems to want to jury rig everything or just do enough to make it work. I am glad to find some help that cares if things are proper as I do. The charts and tech section are awsome! I bought my 129 to work it, but I still have the desire to replace all the cosmetic parts and gaurds that previous owners have apparently found a hinderence. I was lucky and got some manuals when I bought it, but does not seem to be always the best info. When I brought the machine home I changed the fluids and filters and gave it a good tune up, But now I see to have taken a big step backwards after removing the drawbar to install the tiller gear I got it all together according to the book but now all that fresh new expensive HY-Tran oil is slowly dripping out on my wifes grass. Again glad to have the help! Casey
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Hi , I love this site too, and Du Bois , I'm down here in Butler , but I work for Sheetz and get up that way 1 or 2 times a year . And Cubs are real workers , just can't believe what the little beasts can do. Toolputz
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