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Old 02-11-2011, 05:15 PM
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There should be a spring between the highlighted areas of this photo. Looks like it is missing a part on the shaft, I don't remember what it is callled.
That's for the early QL hydro only. The gear drive should have a spring between the bellcrank he's already got on the brake pedal shaft and the either the bracket for the clutch safety switch or the frame crossbrace...I can't remember which on a QL.
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Great looking 1000!
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Congrats on your nice 1000!
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thanks guys... I gave $200 for the tractor. Did I get a good deal? It really runs great. even at low idle it just purrs. I know it looks ruff. what do you think?
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$200 is a darn good price for a tractor with a purring motor. just so long as all the sheet metal is straight with no real bad pitting, everything on it works, then it all can be cleaned up and made to shine. i personally say, you stole it for that price.
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thanks nick, im glad to hear that. all the metal is strait except the back fender has been bumped a little, but it shouldnt be too hard to fix. thanks.
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can anyone tell me what this is?
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That's part of a NF 3-point with the adapter piece for the 1x6/7 series.
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oh ok... can you tell me what a "mower mule drive" is?? thanks for the response.
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