Can’t beat that deal. Lots of potential sitting there!

Oh he'll Tim, I brought an 1864 back in that exact condition. Like you I was going to part it initially, but 2 tears later it's my main mower!

The guy running the forklift ask what I was going to do with it, I told him I'd have it mowing in a couple weeks. He looked at me like I had three heads.:biggrin2:

Makes me wonder sometimes how people have no vision. Or maybe we are all special. :biggrin2:

Thats the same thing my wife says when I bring strays home... :BB&YS:

Tim, you did well! There's a lot of good left in that one!

Being married has it's moments, but it's a very good thing. The "what are you going to DO with that thing" questions go away after a while. Once you reach 5 or 6 cubs, one more is hardly enen worth mentioning too! :beerchug:


The funny looks we get are because we're "repair-ers" in a throw-away world.

Looks good from where I sit. You done good! :beerchug:

Wanted to get this scrap heap in the shed so I can mess with it and I wasn't in the mood to push. The 1211 didn't even know it was back there.

The 1210 looks like the seat is pretty hard. :biggrin2:

It donated it's seat to the 1050 for plow day this weekend.