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Archive through August 26, 2011
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mpatterson
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Nice Find Ryan!!
So you brought them both home with some parts too?? Thats one heck of parts shelf that guy has. I see he's an IH man with the old planter in the background of the one picture.
So you brought them both home with some parts too?? Thats one heck of parts shelf that guy has. I see he's an IH man with the old planter in the background of the one picture.
Ryan - All the barns around here have tobacco , hay or weed stored. Now Cubs
You guys up north and west of here don't know just how lucky you are !!
Okay now to my Kohler 532S that has set for 12 years outside.
This is WHY you remove the tin work. I blew out what I could with the tin on.
Then I put it up on the table with the 2082 and boom , then took off the tin work.
Not to bad for 12 years ...
Couldn't get it to fire up so I started investigating the problem.
I found this to be the problem!
IT'S ALIVE ! Now to put it on the 129.
Sounds just like a Harley !
I love these old twins , they seem to sound better than the KT or Magnum.
Wish I'd kept the 23 horse I had
You guys up north and west of here don't know just how lucky you are !!
Okay now to my Kohler 532S that has set for 12 years outside.
This is WHY you remove the tin work. I blew out what I could with the tin on.
Then I put it up on the table with the 2082 and boom , then took off the tin work.
Not to bad for 12 years ...
Couldn't get it to fire up so I started investigating the problem.
I found this to be the problem!
IT'S ALIVE ! Now to put it on the 129.
Sounds just like a Harley !
I love these old twins , they seem to sound better than the KT or Magnum.
Wish I'd kept the 23 horse I had
astrawderman
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Here are a couple of pictures of my recently restored Cub Cadet 128.
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mhomrighausen
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Ryan M. Nice find. When are you coming over to Colo for a visit? I'm only seventeen miles east of Ames. I have most of a pin on 48" deck that I'll swing you a good deal on. It's getting in my way and I know of someone that has a good supply of decks. BTW .... are those Cub Cadets just a little further east of where I live?
KENtuckyKEN. Sweet... I'd love to hear that engine run.
Andrew S. Welcome!!! And a nice looking Cub Cadet.
Chris W. Are you going to include a free bottle with every purchase over $50.00?
KENtuckyKEN. Sweet... I'd love to hear that engine run.
Andrew S. Welcome!!! And a nice looking Cub Cadet.
Chris W. Are you going to include a free bottle with every purchase over $50.00?
