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Old 03-19-2014, 07:12 PM
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If you mean the little hole in the middle..... yes. Many of them do.
ok thanks first time ive seen a hole like that. here are a few pics of my new deck. got a lift frame am picking up now i need to find a mule drive i found one for a 147 will it work on my 125
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Mule drive should work yes. Good looking mower deck.
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Mule drive should work yes. Good looking mower deck.
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Looks like it is NOS right Nick
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Nice mowing deck!
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thanks got a good deal on the deck it was restored so its one less to restore
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some new pic of the deck one question was the front roller made of wood like this one?
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Very nice deck indeed, and yes, wooden roller is OE. And you have a spring assist already and 3 point, any other options?
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Very nice deck indeed, and yes, wooden roller is OE. And you have a spring assist already and 3 point, any other options?
it did have a tiller a snowblower a brinly disc a push bladeand a 42'' deck but in the 47 years its bin in my family it was lost over the years.but hey it adds to the fun of the rebuild finding all the things i want to have for it.hell in the 47 years its bin running its only had one motor rebuild and that was in 95 at a cost of $1300 so i would say its well built. still got to find a lift frame and a mule drive for it but by summer i should be as good as new
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That's a nice deck!
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