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Well I finally think the 1250 is up and ready for service. Finally got the correct spark plug wire on it and rode it around all morning. The yard didn't need mowing so I kind of got carried away trimming some of the wifes weeds, ermm I mean flowers, and well see for yourself. I also got carried away with the garden spot and cleaned it up with the 1250 too. It's been a great morning.

Former "flower" Spot.. LOL


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Glad you got your 1250 going, _DX3_.
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Oh your toast! :biggrin2.gif: Poor flowers never had a chance!
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Great pics, _DX3_! You put the 1250 to work.
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Yep, from the looks of your shop, there's plenty of room for you to sleep in there. You might be needing it for awhile!
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On the upside, I do have internet and tv in there ... Have slept in worse... LOL... Yeah I am expecting a heck of a butt chewing,, don't know what got into me. Darn Cubs..... LMAOOOO
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tell her you were chasing a snake! works for me most of the time.
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I fabbed a new battery box for the 126. The old one was hacked up and had been burned thru with a welder. I just need to weld it on and hit it with some paint.



Made a new mount for the clutch lever. I used 1/4" angle iron.





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I fabbed a new battery box for the 126. The old one was hacked up and had been burned thru with a welder. I just need to weld it on and hit it with some paint.



Made a new mount for the clutch lever. I used 1/4" angle iron.





Nice work, Adam! That really looks good!

I see you've got that gas tank bracket on.
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Awesome job, Adam! I enjoy looking at your work!
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On the upside, I do have internet and tv in there ... Have slept in worse... LOL... Yeah I am expecting a heck of a butt chewing,, don't know what got into me. Darn Cubs..... LMAOOOO
Now you should have plans for a new flowerbed now. Use the mean owe'd cubby to bring in topsoil and railroad ties for next spring.
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