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Old 07-08-2014, 08:16 AM
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Here is mine when I got it..




Winter project. Took it all apart during this past long winter and repaired and painted it.



Here it is 99% done.. An illness is keeping me from finishing it. I hope to be able to finish it soon.

Very nice work john.
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Here is mine when I got it..




Winter project. Took it all apart during this past long winter and repaired and painted it.



Here it is 99% done.. An illness is keeping me from finishing it. I hope to be able to finish it soon.

Is that the TSC schoolbus yellow paint?
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My O pulling the spreader. It has got to be the best starting Kohler I have ever seen. It sat for about a year, I filled the gas tank and it lit off on about the third rotation. One of these days I'll rip it apart and redo it. Clutch needs a little TLC, it will slip in 3rd gear on a hill.
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This thread should be made a "sticky"! There is much homage paid here to the "One That Started It All", which continues to grow! My very first was an Original as well.

Great thread, thanks for sharing!



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This thread should be made a "sticky"! There is much homage paid here to the "One That Started It All", which continues to grow! My very first was an Original as well.

Great thread, thanks for sharing!
I agree! mods?
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I will post mine if It don't sale.
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Heres my original the night i got it. Its serial number 841. Must have a factory replacment motor in it because it has an almost brand new (i kid you not..) k141 in it. Im gonna get it running good and driving then plow some snow along with my 109

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