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Old 09-29-2012, 10:38 PM
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Thumbs up #1 tiller and a deck at auction today
got this #1 at a auction today. now I need the lift parts for the 147.

the gear box has the tabs where it bolts on its holder broke, hope in can weld them.

the deck came off of a 125 I think, there was one there in another row without the deck. I dont need the deck just got it for tradein material.
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Old 09-29-2012, 10:53 PM
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Congrats on your tiller and deck!
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Old 09-30-2012, 07:53 AM
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Nice score on the tiller. IMO you can never have too many mower decks, but I use mine to mow with a lot.
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Congrats on the scores!

Not sure if that can be welded or not.
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Old 09-30-2012, 02:46 PM
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Not sure if that can be welded or not.[/QUOTE]

They are cast aluminum. A good tig welder can fix that.
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Not sure if that can be welded or not.
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They are cast aluminum. A good tig welder can fix that.[/QUOTE]

Yes, it can be welded by a good TIG welder. Remove the gears, shafts and seals and make sure the welder gets case with the tiller mount. That way he can tack the broken pieces in the correct spot before final welding.
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They are cast aluminum. A good tig welder can fix that.
Yes, it can be welded by a good TIG welder. Remove the gears, shafts and seals and make sure the welder gets case with the tiller mount. That way he can tack the broken pieces in the correct spot before final welding.[/QUOTE]

Good to hear.

I don't know how to weld but always wanted to learn how. I've take my stuff to welders and pay them some cash to get my stuff done. Works for me and they are pretty cheap too.
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Nice haul jdroison
The deck looks pretty solid.
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Old 09-30-2012, 11:55 PM
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i would love to have a tig. I am good with a mig, and fair with stick. can usually fix anything I break except aluminum. I will have a welder I know look at it.

My son is going to welding school next year, wish he was already there they have just what we need for this.
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