Picked up a "yeller

[bell 11]

I have always liked the cub cadets, so when my friend offered me one for cheap... I jumped on it.

It's a 124 and came with a dozer blade, tire chains and wheel weights.

Those wheel weights found their way onto the 753, along with a set of 10.50 AGs that I had laying around... :horseplay:

I've been using the 753 to move gravel and dirt around for my WH showroom project... I'll have pics of it tomorrow.

[HorseFixer 2,012]

Like the rear tires on that 753 they look :hide:

[Rollerman 290]

John I always though the Cubs were tuff tractors.....just not as nice to look at as the Horses.

Some of my friends that I have turned from Yellow to Red always comment on how easy it is to swap implements.

I've had a slightly scratched 100 once.

Wouldn't mind haveing a pull start 70 or a nice Original some day either.

Oh and the ags look tuff back there on the 753! :D

[big mike 13]

Nice Original he says? <_<

Not a pull start but we can fix ya up with an electric start :hide:

[fritz 1]

does any one else think they are cramped on a old cub???

[big mike 13]

I am 6'1" and I don't feel cramped on a Cub.Wide frames are slightly better tha narrow frames but plenty of room.

[noncritical 5]

i had a 124 a couple of years ago good litle tractor i have an old 107 hydro and a 1200 this summer i picked up a wh i think its a c-160 in real good shape came with a mower deck and rear tiller i really am impressed with it about three weeks ago i picked up a 310-8 from a guy at work he was going to junk it so i took it home and rewired it did some tinkering and now it runs great after owning both i do prefere the wh but not sure yet just how strong the rears are hey good luck