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05-24-2011, 12:40 PM
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been doing a lot of work down the street
he is paying me cash or parts to repair the stuff down the road. i enjoy getting the chance to work on different IH cub cadets but then i still have to repair junk. yesterday i did a transaxle swap on a 1998 sears crapsman lawn tractor. cheap little briggs OHV engine. i also got another on those machines running that wasnt running. let me tell you they are put together like utter trash. i dont think i have ever seen something put together so poorly. the frame is very thin and the brackets are all so cheap you can bend them with your bare hands. its amazing that they work at all, they are so cheap. it really makes you appreciate, a much higher quality machine like a IH cub cadet. i dont like working on the newer stuff, but it will all pay for my bills/parts the same. im still working my regular full time job and i probably work for this gentlemen about 15-20 hours a week.
by the way he says im well on my way to earning the tractor on the hill with tiller, 3pt hitch, and creeper gear. i will sell the creeper gear, i plan on putting the tiller on my 147. the tractor is rough but the parts are still worth $$. having a tiller that i dont have to shell out a couple hundred bucks for is a sweet deal. 
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