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127 Pretty much done

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127 Pretty much done

Postby S.H.A.F.T. » Wed May 25, 2005 10:09 pm

Paul, thanks for all your tips. My 127 is finished except for painting the rims and putting the decals on in a month or so after the paint is completely dry. You were right on about the blue wire needing to be switched to the terminal on the back of the VR. I did that and all was well. I broke the tractor in tonight following my local CC dealers advice. He is an old IH dealer too. Great guy. Which brings up another point. I am going to contact MTD or Cub Cudet to let them know what outstanding product support they have. It is hard to believe that I can buy just about any part I need for a garden tractor that is around 35 years old. Here is a partial list of what I purchased new from my CC dealer: The old color yellow paint, white paint, black paint. A complete wiring harness that could not have fit better or been made of better materials. Each end was crimped, soldered and shrink wrapped. Head light, tail lights, one idler pulley, all the parts and gaskets needed to rebuild a K-301, gas line, fuel bowl screen and gasket, Low-ash 30 Wt, Hy-Tran and a filter. Anybody willing to post a couple pictures for me if I e-mail them?

Thanks to all.
S.H.A.F.T.
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Postby Paul B » Thu May 26, 2005 12:39 am

You have to hand it to Cub Cadet Corp for still supplying parts for the older ones. You can still get a lot of the smaller mechanical parts for even the Original model Cub Cadet, that was built 20 years before they bought the Cub Cadet line. Try doing that with the early models from the green tractor company. :lol:

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Postby Scott » Tue Jun 07, 2005 4:56 pm

S.H.A.F.T.,
If you email them to me I will post them for you
scottdarowski@hotmail.com
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Postby 'Country' Elliott » Wed Jun 08, 2005 4:29 am

I'd say that Cub Cadet Corp. realizes a Good Marketing Opportunity when they see it :wink: . Don't think for a second that they don't realize the popularity of these older International Cub Cadets...They're just "cashin' in" on a good thing!!! 8)
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