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Old 06-12-2011, 03:28 PM
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Ok I've learned my lesson! No more rock paper scissers for me! I lost and now Evan has the loader on his 125! He wants it painted but he didn't win a paint job too! He is going to get a new seat. Thanks to Gary I've got one to put on there.

No you can't rock paper scissers me either!

Here's the pics!
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Old 06-12-2011, 03:39 PM
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I've got Rock Scissors Paper dibs on the tiller...
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I've got Rock Scissors Paper dibs on the tiller...
Hush you! Plus the tiller has a new cub to power it! pics coming later this week.
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sounds like someone needs to make up a list of chores for the loader!!!
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Duke,

The loader looks good on the 125!
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Looks awesome, Duke! The loader does look a lot better on the 125.
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I was able to mount the IH weight box on Evan's 125 w/FEL. I got it back when I got the 1650 a couple of months ago. I've got a fit problem with the back plate so got to reread the install manual to make sure I've got it on there right.
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I was able to mount the IH weight box on Evan's 125 w/FEL. I got it back when I got the 1650 a couple of months ago. I've got a fit problem with the back plate so got to reread the install manual to make sure I've got it on there right.
Glad you were able to get that back. Now get it mounted right and load it down..
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Glad you were able to get that back. Now get it mounted right and load it down..
It's not the same one as the one I had before. I knew where another one was at and made a trade for it. I got it from the same friend that I got the 1650 from. He wanted to use it as a tool box.

Now I've got figure out what I want to fill it up with. I've got some steel I to cut to fit. Wish I had a band saw for it. I'm wondering if filling it up with steel will be too much for the bolts holding the weight box to the rear axle. I've been keeping track of how much weight I've been adding to the rear to keep it down.
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Not sure what is going on with the RPS thing but that looks good on the 125!

I noticed in the pictures it looks tweaked some? Maybe its just the hoses running across the cross member in front and the hoses on the right side of tractor where the valves are making it looked tweaked? Is it just the way the pictures look? If not is that a common issue with them getting tweaked?
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