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Old 08-22-2015, 09:08 PM
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I didnt know if it was just the pic makin it look like that. Nice find. Kudos to you on a two hour trip. I dont know if i could do that.
Yeah I seem to always get that color scheme. Must be a Florida color. If I keep it I will give it the usual makeover. Wish I kept my 123 now too
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Old 08-22-2015, 09:12 PM
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Congrats! You and Lew having a 122 day..
I think the drive was worth it!
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I hear you Jeff. I did the same installing the hydro lift on my 73. I actually invented swear words and even combined them. Thanks for the kind words.
On my 125, you assemble the lift bracket to the arm and slide it in from the back. The worst part ( which is easy ) is putting in the bolts
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Good looking 122 Mike, Cool "Goodies" too!
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congrats on the new toy, bunch of nice options there.
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Old 08-22-2015, 10:34 PM
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Thanks Mark and Tim. That's why I couldn't pass it up. I can't find the loaded ones often down here. I was just happy I could actually drive this one on the trailer too, no winch or chain saw needed. I don't get to do that a lot.
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Old 08-22-2015, 10:58 PM
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Is it a keeper?
No, it is not

Just kidding. I don't know yet. Going to put the 48 deck under it and fix a few more things and give it to my neighbor who is killing my prized 126 every week mowing his grass. Then it gets to come back and stay inside out of the daily monsoon. He blew up his craps-man and has been relying on my relics each week and of course he loves them.
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Congrats Alvy on the "new" to you 122
It's always great to be able to get them on a trailer under their own power.
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I was just happy I could actually drive this one on the trailer too, no winch or chain saw needed.
LMAO, I've had to take a chain saw with me a couple of times myself. What fun that is!
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