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Old 03-17-2012, 11:53 PM
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worked on the rear mower project i have going on a little today. i am using a timed deck from an original, a tongue from a #1 cart, and the gear box from a snow thrower to make it. all i have left to do, is get some rear wheels for it so i can level it before i make some final welds. i found a PTO yoke that will fit the spines on the 122's rear PTO. and the turning in reverse thing wont be a problem the way i will have it configured. i can't wait to get it done it will be cool to do a bit of trail mowing with it. i will have to post some pics when i get it done...right at the moment it isn't in any way presentable.
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I tillered Dads garden .
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Nice work, Bruce! Thanks for the pics.
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worked on the rear mower project i have going on a little today. i am using a timed deck from an original, a tongue from a #1 cart, and the gear box from a snow thrower to make it. all i have left to do, is get some rear wheels for it so i can level it before i make some final welds. i found a PTO yoke that will fit the spines on the 122's rear PTO. and the turning in reverse thing wont be a problem the way i will have it configured. i can't wait to get it done it will be cool to do a bit of trail mowing with it. i will have to post some pics when i get it done...right at the moment it isn't in any way presentable.
I have a pictue of this exact thing that's all restored
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I have a pictue of this exact thing that's all restored

where do you think my idea came from???

i saw that pic too. behind the narrow front 1*2 series tractor....if you have another pic of it.....please post because i only found one pic
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Yesterday we put the deck on the Diesel and I did some mowing with it. Worked great except that dang clover in the grass, it just won't cut.
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worked on the rear mower project i have going on a little today. i am using a timed deck from an original, a tongue from a #1 cart, and the gear box from a snow thrower to make it. all i have left to do, is get some rear wheels for it so i can level it before i make some final welds. i found a PTO yoke that will fit the spines on the 122's rear PTO. and the turning in reverse thing wont be a problem the way i will have it configured. i can't wait to get it done it will be cool to do a bit of trail mowing with it. i will have to post some pics when i get it done...right at the moment it isn't in any way presentable.


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Old 03-18-2012, 12:34 PM
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Who won the race Duke?
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Old 03-18-2012, 12:47 PM
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Evan and I had our race! Just for the record Evan picked out the pics! He won one and I won one. We had a night time race and that was a tie even if I do think I won that one too! No pics of the night time race.
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