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Old 07-09-2014, 10:18 PM
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The springs make a world of difference. Mowing with my 147> Mowing with dad's 125 (on my rear end.)
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That right there was the plan
Probably will be calling you next week..... just to chat
You can call me, Todd.
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Thanks for the update and pics, Todd!
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Got the wheels and tires mounted and put on today.
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Looking good there Todd. Seems a little higher up front or is that a optical dillusion?
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Looking good there Todd. Seems a little higher up front or is that a optical dillusion?
No "delusion" there Lew, it is higher up front.
Going to feel like riding in an easy chair.
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No "delusion" there Lew, it is higher up front.
Going to feel like riding in an easy chair.
should do good wheelies
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should do good wheelies
Just what I need, hard enough staying on the seat without that
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Just what I need, hard enough staying on the seat without that
I'm sure that you have driven tricycle front's before, so no news to you..... but they do tend to be a little less "stable". No FEL's for them.

So..... whatcha gonna do with it? No PTO work, obviously... Looks like a rear attachment machine. You need one of those wheel hay rakes for yards. That'd be a cool job. Then make you a lawn sweeper that looks like a round baler, like the one on here. Then you can "rake" and "bale". LOL!

No oil pan yet?
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