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  1. ljones

    Archive through January 03, 2012

    WhenI do it for the first time to a tractor I pull the rear cover to check things out after that I use the bottom drain plug. I change it every year, since we get a lot of temp swings that make the trans condensate.
  2. ljones

    Archive through January 03, 2012

    Dennis, If I were to run liquid in the tire I would use somthing cheap like washer fluid so if it all spilled I wouldnt be out that much, my owners manual for my OT tractor talks abotu how adding fluid isnt as effective as cast iron becaus some weight and travel speed is lost in the fluid...
  3. ljones

    Archive through December 30, 2011

    Anthony, if you mean the u shaped piece then yes it will work.
  4. ljones

    Archive through December 30, 2011

    Marlin h, RIM GUARD is a liquid tire ballast and prevents rust from forming.
  5. ljones

    Archive through December 28, 2011

    Jeff, get the seat Charlie has at cc specialties it is unbeatable in quality.
  6. ljones

    Archive through December 27, 2011

    Charlie, are you ever going to use your loader or are you google to keep waxing on it
  7. ljones

    Archive through December 27, 2011

    Art , 23x8.50x12 Carlisle true powers.
  8. ljones

    Archive through December 23, 2011

    I got some Christmas presents from my family. I got the ultimate ingnition package, billit breather package, and battry matt from Kirk engines, seat, and choke cable from Charlie. The ignition stuff from Kirk engines is supurb my 122 starts MUCH faster and the billit breather cover is of great...
  9. ljones

    Archive through December 23, 2011

    Anthony p, yes he has it on cc specialties the sponsor above.
  10. ljones

    Archive through November 18, 2011

    Wanted, snow blade for my cub cadet 122 email me at [email protected].
  11. ljones

    Archive through December 16, 2011

    The coldest I have ever ran a cub in was around 15 degrees.
  12. ljones

    Archive through December 16, 2011

    Just got done changing oil in my 122 to 10-30 for winter, I pulled out the magnetic drain plug I got from David Kirk and it had a little pile of magnetic sludge on it, I installed it at the beginning of summer. Great product!
  13. ljones

    Archive through December 13, 2011

    Sitting in the cold isn't fun now I don't know what I am going to do when I get as old as Dennis
  14. ljones

    Archive through December 13, 2011

    Dave, Tom, thanks for clarifying the snowblower question. Marlin, thanks for the pics of the blade
  15. ljones

    Trading Post

    I will give you this 1969 John Deere 110 for a snow blower to fit my Cub Cadet 122, or will do a partial trade for a nice snow/dirt blade. The 110 smokes a little on startup but goes away once warm, missing the front grill and side belt pully cover, has two new front tires (after pic was taken)...
  16. ljones

    Archive through December 13, 2011

    Scott, my o blade is the non-trip one. Thanks for the info on the snowblowers.
  17. ljones

    Archive through December 13, 2011

    What snow blower will fit my 122? Has anyone ever adapted a original snow blade to fit a n/f?
  18. ljones

    Archive through December 10, 2011

    Ken, I replaced the o-ring and brake pucks on my 122 over the summer, I took the trans out of the tractor and tilted it vertically up and took the reduction gear housing off this way you don't have to drain any of the fluid, make shure if you do this you put the bolts back in where the frame...
  19. ljones

    Archive through December 07, 2011

    Tom, the biggest snow we had last year was about 8 inches.
  20. ljones

    Archive through December 07, 2011

    Thanks for the info Dennis.
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