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Old 08-12-2009, 08:39 PM
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here's a 149 I dragged home after church on Sunday...

and here's what came with it...


Might go in this one....


and race this one... which the neighbor says is too fast already..lol.
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Old 08-12-2009, 08:52 PM
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truckntran,

Good lookin tractor! Not tryiing to argue with you but are you sure its not a 147 ?

Engine looks nice also. Whats it hooked to?. Looks like a frame work of some kind.
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Old 08-12-2009, 09:06 PM
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yup, you are right, a 147.....

The motor was on some sort of vac or leaf blower thing at a golf course... the impeller was a bear to get off it but it is finally off and in lots of little pieces now...It is the motor I am asking about in my other post...16 hp in a 1250


Here's the new arrival before it got a bath.....
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Old 08-12-2009, 09:14 PM
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The bath really made a difference
I was trying to buy a 147 early this spring but the seller and me had different ideas on what it was worth. :biggrin2.gif:
Glad it didnt work out now. Few weeks later i picked up the 169.

That 16 ought to look good in the 1250.
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Nice tractors, truckntran! Good luck, with them.
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I had to fire up the boys today just to make sure the batteries stayed up. This is a group shot. As you can see from the one photo I'm down to replacing or covering the seats. two of these were smokers at best when I got them. The 100 had other issues. But they are strong smooth running machines now. Yes ... I'm proud.

The last one is a 100 that has got to get some paint on it when I finish getting it straight. Sure would be nice to have a garage.:biggrin2.gif:
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RPalmer,

Nice line up
They look good all in a row like that.
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Nice line up
They look good all in a row like that.
Thanks. I really enjoy these great little tractors. They won't get a real work-out here though until it snows. Then they'll be working. If I wake up dead some morning come and get these. No one in my family even knows what they are, ... Really.
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Thats a shame RPalmer,
Some people just dont appreciate the finer things in life:biggrin2.gif:
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