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Old 02-23-2011, 08:46 PM
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I feel your pain Ben. I just dropped my K301AQS off at the machine shop to be rebuilt. I've found a place that will do all the machine but let me reassemble the engine myself. I'm letting them set the valves and install the piston and rings so that's done right. They are doing a "master rebuild" and will replace everything with new parts.

Once I get it back I'm going to pull the K301AQS from the 1200 and take it in and have it done as well. Once I get that one back I'm going to put it on the shelf for a spare. My wallet is lighter but I'm stoked to get the motor back and installed for the SC PD next month.

What makes it even worse is i just pulled the k241 out of the 106 too,which needs to be bored,piston,rings,etc.etc....so now im putting money into the 123 that was meant for the 106,but seems how i use the 123 a LOT more than the 106,i decided to put the $100 into it first,seems how i would like to go to plow day too.
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Old 02-23-2011, 09:38 PM
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Today I moved my loader from the 72 to the 126 I bought last month. The 126 needed a little love before it was in working order. Putting the loader on the 126 was a little more involved than I thought it would be,because of he external break set up. Had to modifie the rear brackets , nothin the torch couldn't handle. It looks nicer on the 126,more tractor to go a round.
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I got the steering column for the 128 all reassembled and bench adjusted. The Super Steering Mod is NICE! Installed new valve stems into the freshly painted front rims and just waiting to order some tri ribs for the rims.
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today i moved my loader from the 72 to the 126 i bought last month. The 126 needed a little love before it was in working order. Putting the loader on the 126 was a little more involved than i thought it would be,because of he external break set up. Had to modifie the rear brackets , nothin the torch couldn't handle. It looks nicer on the 126,more tractor to go a round.
Lets see some pictures !!!!!!
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Lets see some pictures !!!!!!
Here they are.
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Awesome cub and loader!
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Awesome cub and loader!
Oh yeah loving the loader!
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got home from work to find i had a 3ft drift of snow in the driveway. so i broke out the 102 and blade.....made a few passes....but ran outta gas.

so i finished the driveway with the speedex. going to get a belt and more gas here in about.....uhh....now.
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Brought home a deck for the super. It's very solid and been under a roof most of its life and has very little surface rust. I'm going to start restoring it tomorrow. It had a bunch of grass clippings and dirt all over it so it's going to get power washed tomorrow also. I already have decals on order for it.
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Nice find on the deck, Adrian!
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