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Old 03-27-2011, 11:48 PM
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Default 73 one more time

a "vintage" picture......taken yesterday ha ha
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Old 03-28-2011, 01:03 AM
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Awesome pics of the 73, Jay!

I posted the 100 pics way back in this thread. Here's some pics of my awesome red 122!



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Old 03-28-2011, 01:07 AM
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jay your killing me with the pics of that 73!!!
nice 122 allen
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Old 03-28-2011, 11:43 AM
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Looks cool Allen. So is your 100 still your favorite? Haha. At first I was not liking the 73 but it's growing on me everyday.....
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That 73 is growing on me Jay! It is looking sweet!

The 122 looks great Allen! I'm liking that red!
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Here's my 149


...and my 129 which is going to be for sale as soon as the snow goes away
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Sweet pics feller's!! Here is a B&W pic for ya's...and a 73 to boot!
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Sweet pics feller's!! Here is a B&W pic for ya's...and a 73 to boot!
That looks like mine with the ag's and weights
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Thanks guys!

Great looking 149, Southtowns27!

Jay: The 100 will always be my favorite...lol!
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Old 03-31-2011, 05:32 PM
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Your 73 is so sweet Jay Really diggin the ag's!

Allen, looking great with the 122 bud! I think I may have a #2 cart coming

Southtowns27, nice looking cubs!

I worked on the 71 giving it a tune up and fine tuning snow thrower as I've got 6-12" of the white stuff tomorrow. I lost one of the springs on the thrower, went to hardware store and found similar springs that are a little stronger, no need for spring assist now as it lifts very nicely!! It was nice enough out today to give her a bath, first one since I've owned it! I bought the 71 as a restore project never thinking it would become my overall workhorse. Also got to degreasing rear end parts for the 124. Should have a vid of some snow throwing up tomorrow night!
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