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Old 02-28-2011, 08:39 AM
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Duke, looking good buddy! Tiller looks like it's working nicely and I wouldn't have even noticed the seat if you didn't say anything
Thanks Jude! I figured if I didn't say anything about it someone would've asked about it.

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Lookin great Duke, I like how the 125 is winking at us

I had plans to put the brakes back on the 1282, I took them off the other day and cleaned everything up. They were really rusty from the last 27 years. Well long story short I was installing a kitchen counter top yesterday and trashed my back . Looks like the will be waiting for a few more days to get put back together. I did get one side on Friday night so here's a before and after for you guys.
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Thanks Jude, feelin better tonight, good pain pills . Nice work with the bushing, that's a great idea. I took the day off tomorrow to give it a break, hopfully I can get them the rest of the way back together tomorrow night. If not the'll be there on Tuesday.
Thanks Eric! I never noticed the winking but maybe those pain pills are doing their job. Rest up and get feeling better.

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Duke: Glad you got some seat time! I enjoyed your pics!
Thanks Allen! Keeping the 125 to run the tiller worked out great! So much better then using a creeper in the 122. It handled the extentions very well. It ran/sounded better under load then what it does riding it around the yard.

Wife asked me this morning when I was going to do some more tilling for flower beds.
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Old 02-28-2011, 08:41 PM
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Managed to get the mule drive and some of the undercarriage done this weekend for the super. Saving the deck itself for last.
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The paint looks great Adrian! My neighbor bought one of those Sanyo tv's about a month ago, Nice tv for the price.
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I got my steering rebuilt today,its so awesome to have tight steering,i also did the thrust bearing upgrade,which is very nice too. I also built a skid plate for the bottom tiller gearbox pulley,i will post some pics of it later.



How you like your 125 so far Duke? If its anything like my 123 they are awesome tractors. Your tiller looks like it does as good of a job as mine
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This was actually yesterday's work. It kicked my butt most of the day, as I was also called into work for a bit too. But finally, I got the choke mechanism worked out, and the correct air cleaner mounted and Finally!! Both Side covers on !!! I had to drill and tap the 3 mounting holes in carb for 1/4-20 , as all 3 10-24 holes were stripped completely gone. HOWWW????? My pics show the rest, minus the smile on my face. The Stainless muffler Outlet pipe needs to be moved where I kinked it, but thats work for another day. Then I can cut UGH my screen to re install. It is painted and looks so great! I forgot that pic though.
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Managed to get the mule drive and some of the undercarriage done this weekend for the super. Saving the deck itself for last.
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Aye the paint looks great! I hope the TV is out of the box.
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I got my steering rebuilt today,its so awesome to have tight steering,i also did the thrust bearing upgrade,which is very nice too. I also built a skid plate for the bottom tiller gearbox pulley,i will post some pics of it later.



How you like your 125 so far Duke? If its anything like my 123 they are awesome tractors. Your tiller looks like it does as good of a job as mine
Looking forward to your pics Ben.

I'm liking the 125 alot. Evan has claimed it and has called dibs on the loader too! The tiller works great. I love having both extentions of it. The 125 handled the tiller great. The tines on your tiller are in better shape then mine but they will last me another season or three.
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This was actually yesterday's work. It kicked my butt most of the day, as I was also called into work for a bit too. But finally, I got the choke mechanism worked out, and the correct air cleaner mounted and Finally!! Both Side covers on !!! I had to drill and tap the 3 mounting holes in carb for 1/4-20 , as all 3 10-24 holes were stripped completely gone. HOWWW????? My pics show the rest, minus the smile on my face. The Stainless muffler Outlet pipe needs to be moved where I kinked it, but thats work for another day. Then I can cut UGH my screen to re install. It is painted and looks so great! I forgot that pic though.
William your 1200 looks awesome with the side panels on. Great pics too!
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Thank you Duke! I was also amazed how much both covers really do attenuate the engine noise. Mine also has solid mounts.
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Here is the skid plate i made for the tiller pulley,in the second pic you can see where i put a tab on it to hook on the gearbox mount to keep it from getting pulled back,i also made it so it has a little preload against the gearbox mount when i tighten the bolts.

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