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Old 10-12-2015, 12:12 PM
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This weeks submission is sent to us by local member tobo127 aka Tom Bohle from North Carolina. Tom comments "I moved to the foothills of North Carolina two years ago. I was looking for a garden tractor capable of using ground engaging implements to do lawn and garden work in retirement. I found this rough, non-running 127 on Craigslist for $125 fairly close to me (approx. 40 miles). I then found a model 1 tiller with gearbox even closer (about 10 miles, for another $125). After a year of tinkering off and on, scraping, sanding, painting, welding, repairing/replacing/refurbishing worn/missing parts I ended up with a fine running example of old iron worth every penny that I invested, especially when comparing what the same dollar value would buy today for a new plastic and sheet metal wannabe "tractor" at the big box stores. These are a simple design and easy to work on. Not knowing the history of the tractor, I tore everything down to the basics to check condition (including the hydro unit). The tractor came with a model 421U1116 42" mower deck and the tiller will be hung from the three point hitch with spring assist that I picked up from Patton. I acquired other parts here and there from fellow members, a special thanks for their support. Still missing a few insignificant parts but this is going to be a working machine, and as such, I just wanted to make it rust free and functional. Thanks to all for the informative forum and any answers to questions I asked along the way. It's been a lot of fun rebuilding and look forward to many years of use." Thanks for the submission Tom!!!

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Old 10-12-2015, 12:17 PM
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Really nice!
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Old 10-12-2015, 12:54 PM
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Looks good congrats on POTW!
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Nice job on the tractor and implements. And congrats on POTW
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Nice looking machine!! Congrats!!

I like the headlights!! Those look suspiciously like 77 - 86 Jeep CJ parking lamps..... Am I correct?
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Nice looking machine. Congrats on a job well done and POTW.
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Nice looking machine!! Congrats!!

I like the headlights!! Those look suspiciously like 77 - 86 Jeep CJ parking lamps..... Am I correct?
Not sure what they are, they were on the machine when I picked it up. Certainly not factory because the chrome rings hit the casting slightly. Still have to wire them to a fused switch to make functional but I had to get the tractor running first to do some yard work before the winter season sets in (seeding a side lawn area while the weather still allows sprouting).

Thanks to all for the kind words, it's been fun working on this beast. Can't wait to use the tiller to prep a garden in this red clay! Hope it does what I need.
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Looks great. I really like the shot from behind.
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