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  1. mgwin

    New member

    Welcome to the forum! :welcome:
  2. mgwin

    What year is my CC?

    One other alternative............SCAG! :errrr:
  3. mgwin

    New member

    Welcome! Nice tractor. :welcome:
  4. mgwin

    What year is my CC?

    Serial number 533571 was made late in the day on Friday, December the 6th of 1974. :errrr: 👌
  5. mgwin

    Ideal Blade Tip Speed?

    Unless you have golf course grass, it don't need to be that low. Around here, regular grass is mown around 3" to help keep it from burning up in the summer heat. When it gets hot, I usually raise mine up to 3-1/2" or 3-3/4." Takes a lot of time and money to have a lush lawn. I do not have...
  6. mgwin

    122 Mystery Button

    Was there an oem horn for cubs? They had about everything else.
  7. mgwin

    Ideal Blade Tip Speed?

    The engine shouldn't bog down while mowing unless it is tall grass. Wondering if you may have other issues. If you took the deck pulley belt off of the deck, you could check each spindle for bad bearings. You could also try greasing the spindles and see if that helps. Also check underneath and...
  8. mgwin

    Parts For Sale Rear Tires

    I use a ratchet strap and wrap it around the center of the tire. It will usually spread the sides out enough to get it to seat on the rim. 100% success so far! :bluethumbsup:
  9. mgwin

    122 Mystery Button

    Lewis, Did you go cruising down town Saturday evenings on that 122? :errrr: Looks like an old fork truck horn.
  10. mgwin

    Ideal Blade Tip Speed?

    Ronnie, How did you find a 13 year old thread? Look at the date of the previous post above yours. As far as speeding up the deck, I don't think you need to. They were not designed to turn like today's mowers. I had an old Snapper riding mower that would mow anything. It had something like a 30...
  11. mgwin

    Sand Box Sand

    Two nice scouts! Cool!
  12. mgwin

    122 Mystery Button

    The OEM element should fit a standard socket. The one I have on my 122 was custom made. The easiest way to wire it would be to run a fused line from the primary side of the solenoid.
  13. mgwin

    Sand Box Sand

    Nice Scout you have there! :bluethumbsup:
  14. mgwin

    Deal of the day? 149

    Take her to the Deere dealership and let her look at their compact tractors. Then get their price. That should do it! ;)
  15. mgwin

    122 Mystery Button

    Yes, the hole is stock. A cigarette lighter is one option. :bluethumbsup:
  16. mgwin

    Deal of the day? 149

    I would just go get it. I have bought so many, my wife would never know the difference! :roflol: If she did notice, I would just explain that I can always sell it and make a few bucks. ;)
  17. mgwin

    Parts Wanted Starter generator

    I would say pretty much part specific. Click on CCSpecialties at the top of the page, and look for one there. ;)
  18. mgwin

    128 Cub Cadet

    You might be able to find the info in the Kohler service manual. The manual is on this site. :bluethumbsup:
  19. mgwin

    1972 Cub Cadet 108 Bought in December,Was told it ran,but motor & snow blower seized,,,Rebuilt

    I agree, nobody wants to work any more. The company I work for hires people every week. They quit faster than they can hire them. Starting pay is around $16-$18/hr.
  20. mgwin

    Selling my 169 and attachments

    If it runs and drives fine, why would you have to work on it?
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