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Well, if nothing else, maybe I could use the one from the deere to trade for one from a Cub Cadet.

I'm going to ask the guy a couple more questions tomorrow about it. I got to looking at the picture again, and someone tell me if I'm seeing things, but is that a pin sticking through the side of the frame under the seat... holding the 3 point casting in place? If it has a 3 point hitch, I'm pouncin...

I offered $125... if he doesn't bite, I'm passing on it.

Here's the link to a picture of it. Is it worth $175? The last time I bought non-running Cubs, I bought 2 for $250 and they just needed wiring harnesses and the carbs cleaned. http://evansville.craigslist.org/grd/3993804211.html

OK, here's the deal: I found a 71 for sale that's in pretty decent original shape, but has a busted rod. It has no headlights, fenders, or 3pt hitch, but does have the 38" cast end deck. Tires appear to be original as well. I got the guy talked down to $175. I was shooting for $150 if the engine pro...

I have one of those ground wrenches in the "cub drawer" of my toolbox, too! Great minds think alike.

decent lookin' free tractor!

Looks great, Paul!

You may have to play with angles or add weight, But I don't see why it wouldn't work! I'm in the middle of making a rear mount box blade, and have robbed 7 or 8 teeth from an old harrow that was in the junk to use for a removable scarifier.

Are my eyes playing tricks on me, or does that thing have LED headlights? If so, where's you find em?

Pretty slick! I always envisioned making one where it's just 2 v blocks forming the 2 halves. I've not made one yet, but only because I haven't needed it.... yet.

Hey everyone! I hadn't been to the ihregistry for a good year and a half, went to look up info and found it gone. I sure am glad I found you guys again!
I'm from S.E. IL.

The bushing in the clamp gets worn down or falls apart if it's plastic. Here's a trick I did on a 149 once: Cut the neck off a .50BMG case, cut 1/8 to 3/16" out of the side and put that in as the bushing. That brass piece is still in granddad's 149 and it still takes a nice firm push or pull to swit...

I really like that toolbar! You have the gears in my head turnin!

Looks like a good tractor to me!!!

That thing's in awesome shape for its age! Wish I'd find one of those in my yard!

Getting ready to do this on Dad's 105. It's worn almost all the way through at the corners. I already have the rear end pulled, just gotta get Dad to the Cub dealer for parts (like a new rubber drive disc, for one). His was so bad that the end caps to the spring are gone, along with one of the snap ...

This bearing lasted about 150 hours...
Now, Lakota has some that are chinese for $36, and I talked with them a while back and they said they were holding up better than the Cub Cadet bearings. Anyone else tried one of these? That's probably what I'll end up with, since I'm broke as a joke.

Hey guys. The throwout bearing decided to take a dump in my 126. Where's the cheapest place to get replacements, and do I have options to use as a replacement? They look an awful lot like a $3 pump bearing, but I don't know if they're made differently on the inside. The cheapest I've found is $36, b...