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08-03-2013, 04:14 PM
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Thanks from a Yooper
Thank you for the privilege of joining this Forum
Pick up a 123 Hydro yesterday Serial #215899. I have never operated one so this is all new to me. I have 5 other GT's but they are all Case/Ingersoll. My elderly neighbor had this one in barn for many years and was concerned that that when he is no longer with us it would be scrapped. Way too many old iron end up that way. I towed it home with a 4 wheeler about a 1/4 miles at 5 mph. I haven't started it yet but is concern I might have damaged the hyro by towing it. It was in neutral. Thanks, Ted 
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08-03-2013, 11:08 PM
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I hope you get lucky and hydro isn't hurt. With any luck the relief valves gave out long ago. With that being said I have drug em about the same distance before and they were and are fine. Only one way to find out. Get her runnin and try it out. I'm lookin forward to the pics... I'm kickin myself for getting rid of mine
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