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WOW! Nice Find! Setting for 5 years? Can't wait to see the pictures. Make's one wonder just what all is tucked away in people's shed around the country not being used or even not wanted!!! Congrat's on you're 1711 Luke !
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WOW! Nice Find! Setting for 5 years? Can't wait to see the pictures. Make's one wonder just what all is tucked away in people's shed around the country not being used or even not wanted!!! Congrat's on you're 1711 Luke !
Sure does make ya wonder.

Guess that's why everytime I drive down the road, I've got a sore neck looking at every property on both sides of the road for some yellow or red.
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For Sure Red56Turbo ! I've been in the ditch more than once !
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Trying to learn to post pictures. Thank goodness my son don't mind my dumbness. To be honest not sure how we did it, will need him again to post other pics. I think this is pics of tractor with cat0 and snowblower.
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Here's the cat 0 tiller with 8hp motor. Wanted to post other pictures in different post, but messed up. One picture is a 1811 that I just picked up a couple weeks ago for 75.00 and it runs. The last picture is my 1572.I have a cast iron rear from a 982 in the basement waiting for me to switch out the stuffing. To be honest, I'm a little nervous because I've never taken a rear apart. I kinda feel like the comercial that use to be on years ago, let me try to fix it boss, I never worked on a transmission before.
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Nice pics Luke!
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Here's the cat 0 tiller with 8hp motor. Wanted to post other pictures in different post, but messed up. One picture is a 1811 that I just picked up a couple weeks ago for 75.00 and it runs. The last picture is my 1572.I have a cast iron rear from a 982 in the basement waiting for me to switch out the stuffing. To be honest, I'm a little nervous because I've never taken a rear apart. I kinda feel like the comercial that use to be on years ago, let me try to fix it boss, I never worked on a transmission before.
Take you're time, Take pics of everthing, Keep everything CLEAN, and you'll do fine!
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Thanks for sharing the pics. Both look good, especially the 1572. Gotta love smokers.
When I took a first quick glance at the last pic, I thought it was an Amish tractor on homemade steel/concrete wheels. But then I actually looked closer and saw the barrel.
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