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Finally found a smaller deck. It's an IH 50c deck. I'm mad at myself for accidentally wearing off some of the IH symbol and coloring on the tag with some cleaner. It mowed pretty well for needing the blades replaced. I've also got to weld a crack and put front gauge wheels on it. The rear gauge wheels and bolts are shot but no major problems.
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Thanks Allen!
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the cheaper deestone try ribs that i bought required tubes.
Thanks for the advice on those cheap deestones, I have the rims cleaned and painted and new valve stems in place. So I will see if they will seat without tubes first. If that doesnt work I will go to tubes.
What are the high priced versions Tri-ribs that you recommend? Always looking to spend more money.

Yesterday: Picked up all the grass in the yard with the Agri-fab lawn sweeper behind the 102, must have had 15 loads to dump. Was about like a hayfield out there after all this rain.

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Nice pictures of the 1450 and plow.
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Good looking deck, glad you found one you like
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Finally found a smaller deck. It's an IH 50c deck. I'm mad at myself for accidentally wearing off some of the IH symbol and coloring on the tag with some cleaner. It mowed pretty well for needing the blades replaced. I've also got to weld a crack and put front gauge wheels on it. The rear gauge wheels and bolts are shot but no major problems.
I wondered yesterday if you had, had any luck. I am glad to see you did.
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Great looking tractors, guys!
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Yesterday I finished up cultivating a section of the garden with the 1250.


Almost time to try that planter out.
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Great pic, Conner!

Got some seat time with the 122 and #2 cart today!

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I installed new front steering kingpin grease fittings today. Pix :
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Im gonna have to replace the fittings on the 44a deck pullleys too, as I pulled one off with the grease gun yesterday , UGH. Thats close to a hopeless feeling.
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