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Old 02-16-2016, 06:45 PM
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I bought my 122 over 20 years ago, and am now cleaning her up and getting ready for a plow day in April. I ordered new rims and Carlsiles today. I spent today finishing up cleaning the years of oil and dirt off. I have all new ignition parts and rebuilt the carb. When I fire her up, I'll give a report. But for now, a pic of how nice and yellow she still is.
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Looking good
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Old 02-16-2016, 10:21 PM
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Looks good and clean.
Did you have to replace gaskets or seals to stop the leaking issue?
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I got lucky installing the lower hitch plate. Not a drop of oil came out. Maybe because I bought the gasket ahead go time. ha ha I did, however change the oil in the rear end, as well as the engine. The carb is back together. Next is the tune up.
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You're exactly right, the best way to avoid needing something is to have a brand new one setting on the shelf ready to go.
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You said it, Mark. Maybe having two generators and snow blowers up and running kept the snow away this year.
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