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Old 03-06-2012, 06:51 PM
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looks pretty sweet and like it's got some options on it. Oh, I can't wait for warm weather to set back in for good! I plan on mowing a good bit with the 127 this year.
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That's a good looking four digit O. Looks to me like your yard is ready for a mowing. Maybe something you can do when you get back with that new toy.
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looks pretty sweet and like it's got some options on it. Oh, I can't wait for warm weather to set back in for good! I plan on mowing a good bit with the 127 this year.
Thanks! I think he's going to be real happy with it! The headlights and grote are so wrong but the paint is in great shape for being 51 yrs old! The deck is solid too!

I love your 127!
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That's a good looking four digit O. Looks to me like your yard is ready for a mowing. Maybe something you can do when you get back with that new toy.
Thanks! I so need to mow and I want to use the 1864 when I get back in town.
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Hey have a safe trip buddy and where did you have the O stashed? Looks pretty nice!
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Hey have a safe trip buddy and where did you have the O stashed? Looks pretty nice!
I think he has a spare bedroom he stores his rare stuff in.
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I had it in the back of the truck till the wife now it's at the storage unit.

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Tommy is the one with a room in his house with rebuilt motors! I'm lucky to get them into the garage part of the house!
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Plans have changed again! I'll be leaving out Friday night. I'll still be returning Sunday night. This change will allow me to get some family time in. I got lucky and my wife's side are pretty good people. Well minus her oldest brother.
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If I could drive, buddy. I'd ride with ya!
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