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Old 09-05-2012, 09:31 PM
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Great looking tractors. I think the gas relief seat on the 70 is cool.
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Old 09-06-2012, 07:16 AM
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Nice looking pair CaptMax!
I like that gas pump in the background too!
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Old 09-06-2012, 07:56 PM
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Nice 126.looks like you need a few things.Is the seat off a AC or a WheelHorse?
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Old 09-06-2012, 08:07 PM
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Cool Took a ride on the 582...

I took out the 582 today,seems to need a carb clean,gotta pull the choke out to keep it running.Always something to do.The #4 cart is a recent procurement...taller than a #2 less bending to remove the pillows that will end up being the only thing that goes in this cream puff...
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That is one clean looking #4 cart there. Why can't I find a nice cart near me?
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I was next in line for that cart yesterday! The guy told me that somebody from NJ bought it today. I asked him if that guy's name was Lew. Looks like you did pretty good. maybe next time I'll beat you to it.
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Your choke issue sounds like an issue of too many cubs Lew
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It looks even better in your pictures than it did on the Craig's List ad.
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Nice 126.looks like you need a few things.Is the seat off a AC or a WheelHorse?
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I got the hood and mower deck and some other odd and end stuff just got to wait till dieseldan123 comes back down to bring it.And I don`t know what seat is in it .It was just on it when I got it.
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Steve,
You beat me to your 149 so lets call it even Steven.
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