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Old 12-11-2014, 01:34 PM
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Alright here are the pictures of our 126 ( in my intro post I left out my brother sorry bro). My brother and myself have these tractors together. I got the 129 and found the 126 on Craigslist. But he went to pick it up so now we are working together to restore the 126. We also have a 128 to restore. The 126 is really in better shape than our 128 (which is in pieces and damaged from a fallen tree). And how do you add more photos than just one? I have lots more!
We have removed the front tires and they are original but dry rotted. And one rim is rusted out where it was buried in dirt so we will need a new one. The tire size is 4.80/4.00-8. Will any of our sponsors have one of these rims? And we are in need of more parts but I will post that under "wanted section".
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Old 12-11-2014, 02:42 PM
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Rich at Patton Acres will prolly have a wheel, but his site is down for maintenance til Dec 20. When you load pics, you can simply add more pics to the same post by clicking the "browse" again.
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Old 12-11-2014, 03:24 PM
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Thanks. Yes I saw that his site was down.
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He is prolly re-loading more parts into the site. Great guy to deal with IMO.
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Old 12-18-2014, 07:42 AM
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I have it BAD! Yellow fever! I am currently taking huge doses of buying (found a creeper gear for it), but I seem to be taking a turn for the worst. Rebuilt the starter generator and that helped just a bit. So today my brother and I are starting to take it apart in prep of painting. But that will probably only cause more problems Especially in the home department and right here at Christmas!
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I got no idea how it spreads and progresses so readily.
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