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Nice 122, I also have a 122! They are great tractors.
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Sweet 122 and I miss my 122! (Looks at Allen!)
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Speaking of 122s here is my 1966 with her new weights from Jude, haven't got any pics of my new 3 point from Lewis yet. Both are great sellers. What good are weights if your not going to test them out.



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Here's my 122 with a couple of the barrel train cars attached. I still have quite a bit to do to complete the "look" of a train. Right now, I'm working on a removable smoke-stack for the front. I've also got to make a whistle using PVC tubing. I'll finish with 4 cars, altogether.



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Here's my 122 with a couple of the barrel train cars attached. I still have quite a bit to do to complete the "look" of a train. Right now, I'm working on a removable smoke-stack for the front. I've also got to make a whistle using PVC tubing. I'll finish with 4 cars, altogether.



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Well I guess I'll add a couple pics of my tractors here again. It's been a while since I posted in this thread.
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128 making rows

782 grinding dirt

One if my 3 149's, pulling a trailer full of air soft stuff

123 10 minutes after I finished it

The 1650 just looking awesome lol

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Great looking tractors, guys!

Here's a few pictures of the newest Cub. A '64 100, with lights, fenders, ags, and a 42" (I think) deck.
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Sharp 100, Conner!
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That is a great looking 100.
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