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09-20-2010, 03:22 PM
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Rear Lift
I am thinking about getting a 149 that is for sale where I live. However it does not have a rear lift. My question is if you get and older model cub such as that, one can a rear lift be put on it if it doesn't have one? This is the second one I have found close to me in good shape without a rear lift. I would/will get this tractor if I can put a rear lift on it. Also if so where is good place to get complete rear lift kit? Thanks. New to cubs just got my first one (122) and I'm hooked! Thanks for any help on this
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09-20-2010, 03:36 PM
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The mounting holes do already exist on your machine. It is pretty easy to install on a wide frame. You need to find a wide frame specific hitch $75-$175. They are pretty common on E-bay but check you local Craigs list for parts machines first, Somtimes you'll be able to get the whole tractor for the price of the hitch on E-pay.
149 is a good machine, I have two now after buying one at a yard sale for parts. Then as the fever set in I ended up fixing them both.
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09-20-2010, 05:27 PM
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Sorry meant to say the tractor is. 127 not a 149. It does not have a rear lift. Can one be put on it?
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