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Old 08-22-2015, 07:51 PM
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Default Something new......a 122

Have to tell you all about how craigs list has redeemed itself. Or should I say that there are still some great people out there. I've had an ad on c list for months about wanting IH GTs and implements. Well a guy texted me pictures Monday of this 122 and asked me if I was interested. I of course said yes but he was 2 hours away and I said I couldn't come until Saturday but i would understand if he had to sell it. Well this guy was awesome and took my word for it. I left at 530 AM this morning and had it loaded up by 8. A well used 122 with creeper, lights, brinly assist, rear tiller drive, and sleeve hitch. I've already freed up a frozen spindle and have some PO steering engineering to reverse but other than that it's decent, runs, no smoke. Cast end deck has seen it's better days.

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Looks good Alvy,has some nice goodies on it.Is that tropical yellow?
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Looks good Alvy,has some nice goodies on it.
What's momma say?
Thanks pal. She's always cool with it. I actually wish she wasn't once in a while because I spend way too much money on this habit. Just couldn't pass it up though, you know how it is.
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I didnt know if it was just the pic makin it look like that. Nice find. Kudos to you on a two hour trip. I dont know if i could do that.
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Looks pretty good. I see it has rear lift. When I put the rear lift on my former 122, the "universal adjective" got quite the creative workout.

The disassembly and reassembly of the ratchet was
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Looks pretty good. I see it has rear lift. When I put the rear lift on my former 122, the "universal adjective" got quite the creative workout.

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I hear you Jeff. I did the same installing the hydro lift on my 73. I actually invented swear words and even combined them. Thanks for the kind words.
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