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09-08-2012, 07:08 PM
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Pics of the nice 1250 I picked up
Finally got around to snapping some pics of the nice 1250 I recently picked up. This is the one I got with the electrical problems. Got those squared away and she runs nice. Few other bugs to work out. Got the gem from a gentleman in his 80's. He was the second owner. The first owner worked at Farmall in Rock Island back in the day. He actually scribed his name, address, and phone number under the seat as well as on the frame under the tunnel cover in case someone stole it. The fourth pic shows that if it shows up. He retired and moved and the gentleman I bought it from got it. He also worked at Farmall as an electrician retiring in 1980. Kinda neat listening to his stories and what he saw in 30 years working on M's up to the 1X86 series. Anyway, he was happy to see the 1250 go to someone who appreciates cubs. The wheel weights on the back he told me he had poured by a guy who worked with cast iron. I'm gonna pull em off eventually and take a look at them. Enough rambling, on to the pics........
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