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Old 03-31-2018, 05:07 PM
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Picked up a 1282 this morning. Looks to be a really early one as it has the IH hubcaps, dash, steering wheel cap, and cast iron rear. S/N is 706274, which does appear to be an early one. The engine is a 14hp, but it'll be replaced with a 12hp. I didn't pay attention until I got home, but the deck is a 50C. I assumed it was just a 44.

It's in really good shape. Just needs a really good bath and maybe some wax and/or polish. The trunnion and linkage all seem tight, but the steering has some play. Overall, I don't think it'll take much to get back to operational condition. Pics or it didn't happen.
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Looks like a winner! Why put a 12hp in it when you have a 14hp? Do you just want it as original as possible?
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Old 03-31-2018, 05:32 PM
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Looks good Lance. Score on the hub caps too! So I might be wrong as I’m not used to the red ones but are you missing brakes........?
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Looks good Lance. Score on the hub caps too! So I might be wrong as I’m not used to the red ones but are you missing brakes........?
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Yes! A red one, you did well Lance,your brother must be drooling, but he does that anyway.
Alvy, internal brakes, just like my 682.
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Well learned something new didn’t know they brought them back into the game that late. Thank you curious George and Master of Lew for setting me straight.
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Looks like a winner! Why put a 12hp in it when you have a 14hp? Do you just want it as original as possible?
Because his brother wants the 14hp.... and he has a new 12hp to swap for it.
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That is a spread frame, will a M-18 bolt in?
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Because his brother wants the 14hp.... and he has a new 12hp to swap for it.
Makes sense!....Sounds like a good trade
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