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Old 12-14-2014, 01:37 PM
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This weeks submission is sent to us by local member Darryl S aka darryljs . Darryl comments "This is my 125 that I restored from a deplorable condition. Completely tore down and rebuilt engine." Thanks for the submission Darryl!!!

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Old 12-14-2014, 02:14 PM
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That's a great looking 125 Darryl!!!
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Thanks for the nice comments. Doesn't take long to find out how good these machines are. Have a JD-100 that I used to plow snow and other work (like log pulling, haul dirt, etc.) and it pales in comparison to the Cub. Cub pushed 6" wet snow, no problem with only weights and no chains, even up hill!!! (have 23x10.50x12 AGS on the rear). JD struggled awfully with chains and weights. Can't wait till spring to try the Cub pulling logs.
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Congrats on POTW, nice looking 125
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Gorgeous machine. The 125 is one of my favorites.
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Nice 125.
I had a few of those.Where did you get the front rims from?Looks like you can put wheel weights on them.
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Nice 125.
I had a few of those.Where did you get the front rims from?Looks like you can put wheel weights on them.
Thanks Lew and Daniel. The front rims were given to me (Lew price) by a friend of mine who has all kinds of tractor stuff. Don't have a clue what they came off of. When I got the 125 it didn't have any wheels.
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