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Old 06-30-2016, 09:31 PM
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Just got a 1250 IH Cub Cadet. Good to be here.
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Welcome to OCC! Let's see some pics of that 1250
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Just got a 1250 IH Cub Cadet. Good to be here.
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Old 07-03-2016, 12:26 AM
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Thanks for the welcome.

A family member gave it to me last month.

My Craftsman mower was only 4 years old, but it had steering issues and deck issues. I didn't feel motivated to work on it.

After I got the 1250, I liked everything about it, the way it is designed, the way it rides, whole nine yards. So I gave the Craftsman to a friend at work who needed a mower.

I have the deck off now, working on the idler pulley. Someone in the past painted the wheels with white spray paint, other than that, I think it looks pretty darn sharp! I like the art of the body style. This is something I feel motivated to work on, ha ha.

Serial number is 2050630u-656667, which if I understand correctly makes it a July 1979. So I was 11 when this sweet ride rolled off the assembly line.

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You can take a little paint thinner on a rag and remove the overspray on the tires, or use lacquer thinner if it is stubborn.
I'd use paint thinner on the areas under the grill, as it is less likely to remove the yellow.
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