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Old 12-29-2011, 10:27 AM
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I got some seat time on the 125 w/FEL today. I got a load of compost and I need about 5 more loads but it's to wet at the landfill so got to wait until it drys out some more. No pics today but I had fun!
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Boy, you guys that can tool around on your cubs in short sleeve shirts on the 29th of Dec, just really kicks me in the ###... Just not fair.
Looking good Allen.
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Old 12-29-2011, 07:20 PM
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Lookin good ACecil
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Looking good Allen!
I like the snowman riding in the #2!
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Nice pic Allen!

I messed with the 128 trying to find the anirattle clips for the pto in my toolbox and i could not find them! Then i wanted to buy a 1650 off the guy down my road for 150$ and offered him 250$ for it and he said no! The tractor has a seised motor,holes in the mower. come on!!!
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Got my new seat and put it on, then I found some armrests in my spare parts pile. The seat bolt holes didn't match up with the seat spring so I drilled the seat and fished some bolts down through. Gettin excited about Red Neck Plow Day! The last picture is an LED that I wired off of the rear glow plug to show thay are getting power at start up.
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