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Old 07-23-2012, 03:46 PM
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Nice looking 129 Jimmy!
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shes in rough shape but still runs and drives good. i dont think its gonna get restored for a while
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Yea great IH, but like they say, nothing runs from work like a deere!
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Good looking 129, you have there.
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Ooooh my eyes!!!

But I like the 129
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You got a real nice looking 129 Jimmy.

Of all my cubs my 129 is my favorite.
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thanks guys but that JD gets its butt kicked year round
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its the first time since may i have been able to move it now i just gota clean the carb and i should be good
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Had the 100 out this past weekend and last night, it worked great! Hauled rotten and scrap deck boards on the weekend with it and loaded up crushed stone last night. Had to stop at 10 loads, it was getting dark - so no pictures of 10th load. Managed to get a couple from load 3 or 4 I think it was?
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I ended up getting the piece made at the steel yard yesterday to attach the lift rod to the lift handle. It turned out pretty good. Will have to get a picture of it sometime, cost me $25.00, thought that was ok for the pocket book.
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Pretty machine!! Glad to see it is not afraid to get its feet dirty working like it was designed to do.
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