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Old 06-01-2011, 08:12 PM
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nice 125, heres my newly updated as of today 125, not nearly as nice lookin as yours though
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nice 125, heres my newly updated as of today 125, not nearly as nice lookin as yours though
with the special "rooster booster" to the side of it
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I like it!
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Pics of my 122
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Nice 122, you have there!
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Default My 102 with new tires

Been working on my 102 about a month now when I get the chance. Bought some new rubber all around and put them on my freshly painted rims. Changed the HyTran fluid and gasket, new points and condenser too. Just changed the tie rod ends with Heim joints and it keeps getting better all the time. This Winter I will paint the sheet metal and frame, along with the motor.
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Capt Max...great-looking 102! Those Ag tires really look sharp. What brand and size are they?
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Capt Max...great-looking 102! Those Ag tires really look sharp. What brand and size are they?
Thanks Mooner. The tires are Carlisle 23x10.50x12. I have them loaded and put the wheel weights on for extra traction. I hope to have the tractor restored by springtime. New paint this winter along with decals.
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Your 102 looks very tough, with the ags!
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Now that she's more presentable, sporting a new grille, here's my 122...
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