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Old 09-24-2016, 08:35 PM
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Came across this little gem (1200) the other day. PO claims the head gasket blew then parked it about two yrs ago. I am going to pull the head and inspect the damage.
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Looks good. I see lights. Creepy? You like those quiet lines. A little cleaning and it will be real nice. Congrats!
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I believe that completes your ql collection, congrats.
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Looks good. I see lights. Creepy? You like those quiet lines. A little cleaning and it will be real nice. Congrats!
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I believe that completes your ql collection, congrats.
Alvy, the lights are fake complete with previous series light frames. PO mods can be quite unusual. This tractor has no options other than ag tires. Indeed, Quietlines are my favorite machines!

Essentially you are correct Tim. I would need an 1100 to complete the series....but I don't consider it a real Quietline.
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Another for the herd,you did well.
I am sure it has the usual QL issues but I am sure you are well equipped to tackle them.
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If it runs and drives well...I will pull the engine and perform the cradle mod, install solid mounts, check and/or replace driveline components including the flex plate.
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Nice find, congrats!
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Congrats on the 1200, Beth!
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Very nice! Looks like it needs a little love and then will be a fine addition to your collection. Congrats!
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Good for you, glad it's now part of your collection.
Looks like it'll clean up pretty easy...
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