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Old 05-17-2010, 08:03 PM
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Hi, I am Robert and this is my 107.

A guy I know said he was riding it and it sputtered to a halt so he pushed it into his shed. It sat there a few years. He then offered it to me free. Took me 2 days to get it started. Runs fine now. Need to get the electric lift fixed.
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Old 05-17-2010, 08:06 PM
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Free is always good...no matter the condition...but it doesn't look too bad!!
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Old 05-17-2010, 08:12 PM
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Hi, Robert. I'm practically your neighbor - I'm near Bonne Terre, about 60 miles south of St. Louis. I have a 107 that's in pieces, so if you need something, I might have it. Otherwise I have a 122, two 123s, two 104s, a 125, two 2135s. There are some other Cub guys in our area, i.e. House Springs, Festus, Potosi, etc. And every September is the Cubarama in Fredricktown, a show dedicated to Farmall Cubs and Cub Cadets.

And before I forget, welcome.
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Hi, Robert. I'm practically your neighbor - I'm near Bonne Terre, about 60 miles south of St. Louis. I have a 107 that's in pieces, so if you need something, I might have it. Otherwise I have a 122, two 123s, two 104s, a 125, two 2135s. There are some other Cub guys in our area, i.e. House Springs, Festus, Potosi, etc. And every September is the Cubarama in Fredricktown, a show dedicated to Farmall Cubs and Cub Cadets.

And before I forget, welcome.
Thanks, my family is org from the Desoto/Hillsboro/Old Mines area. I need parts for the electric lift so far.
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Old 05-17-2010, 08:32 PM
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Thats a great looking Cub. Can't beat free :biggrin2.gif:
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I copied a manual off the internet and it shows a bushing that seems to be missing but nothing about what holds it in or wether its a pressed fit.

I also need springs for the electric motor brushes one is broke.
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Man, of all the parts I have, electric lift parts ain't one of them.

Maybe place a thread in the main IH section here and see if anyone has run across that problem. Also there are a few parts places here as sponsors, you might try them for any parts you need.

I lived in Desoto for about 14 years before I moved back here to near Bonne Terre. I also have a friend who lives behind the Old Mines drive-in theatre that has 19 Cub Cadets. But I don't think none of them has electric lift.
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Nice find and pics!
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