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Old 04-12-2010, 12:26 AM
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Great pics, guys!
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Default New Tri Ribs
I finally broke down and bought a set of easy steer tri-ribs for the 124.
I had just put new tires on the front last fall...but these tires and wheels look so much cooler! :biggrin2.gif:

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Your 124 looks awesome with the ags and tri ribs!
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Nice Tri-Ribs CBH
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[QUOTE=CBH;25502]I finally broke down and bought a set of easy steer tri-ribs for the 124.
I had just put new tires on the front last fall...but these tires and wheels look so much cooler! :biggrin2.gif:

Great looking Tri Ribs!, especially with the rear ags!
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got everything tore off the 122 so thats ready to get sold probably as a roller, idk what i'm gunna do with it yet. and the order from stens came in with all my 169 motor parts. so hopefully next weekend i'll have a motor to put in the beast
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After a great weekend plowing. I had a hankering for some seat time, so I got the 100 out and hauled some limbs.

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Decided to mow 1 last time before the Danville plow days in Danville Pa. This thing just eats the grass...lol The other day the grass was 10+ inches and there were alot of stem things that I mowed over. Just wanted to make the lot nicer...







Have the brinly adapter mounted and all new pins etc installed..
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Went to my nephews and plowed his garden this evening.
This is my first plowing with the new plow i got last year. It sure does work nice.





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Great pics, Pat and Diz!
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