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Old 09-17-2019, 09:34 PM
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Hey guys, I got my (new to me) 124 up and running and cut grass for the first time today. I realized that I'm going to need the creeper attachment, I have a hilly yard. I made a post in the "Wanted" section for one.

My Question is: are there instructions for the installation somewhere, it looks like I'll have to modify the driveshaft, anything else as far as modifications I'll have to do?

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Download the 124 manual. I'm pretty sure it explains the creeper install in here

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ead.php?t=4642
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I dug through my archives, and found a Creeper Installation Manual. I'll send this manual to you, via the email address listed in your profile.
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I dug through my archives, and found a Creeper Installation Manual. I'll send this manual to you, via the email address listed in your profile.
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I dug through my archives, and found a Creeper Installation Manual. I'll send this manual to you, via the email address listed in your profile.
Roland,

If you will sent a copy to me as well. GPayne1@carolina.rr.com I have a creeper I am going to install on my 126.

Thanks.

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If you will sent a copy to me as well. GPayne1@carolina.rr.com I have a creeper I am going to install on my 126.

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I just uploaded that Manual in the Technical Library Section. You can see it and D/L it, from there.
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Hey guys, I got my (new to me) 124 up and running and cut grass for the first time today. I realized that I'm going to need the creeper attachment, I have a hilly yard. I made a post in the "Wanted" section for one.
I realize that we can have some very hilly yards here in PA, but I'll be curious as to whether a "creeper" will fit your bill. The speed reduction when in "creeper" mode is quite drastic and for cutting grass could become almost agonizing. Please keep us informed as to how it works out for you.
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I realize that we can have some very hilly yards here in PA, but I'll be curious as to whether a "creeper" will fit your bill. The speed reduction when in "creeper" mode is quite drastic and for cutting grass could become almost agonizing. Please keep us informed as to how it works out for you.
True, I also have a plow for it, I figured i'll need it anyway for the snow..
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I realize that we can have some very hilly yards here in Pa. but I'll be curious as to whether a "creeper" will fit your bill. The speed reduction when in "creeper" mode is quite drastic and for cutting grass could become almost agonizing. Please keep us informed as to how it works out for you.
Agreed Ironman..

Here is a chart of the speeds you should expect with the creeper installed. Granted you can always put in high gear and get your normal speeds back but the creepers are really just too creepy most the time. As for the cool factor of having one.. I am putting one on my 100 but I doubt I will ever use it much

Your money your tractor. So best of luck with it no matter what you decide to do.
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