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Hope you dont mind, (I had also posted a few pics in the implement section).
I tried out my "new" Befco tiller! A few bugs to work out, but, Wow!!!

BTW, the little Kubota loves it as well!
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Old 05-23-2012, 06:29 AM
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Looking good inboardnut
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The new coil worked great. The 1711 fired right up this morning with no issues, even sounds a lot smoother. I'll have to get with Todd and get that fuel pump number. I need to get it changed.
That's great news!
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Hope you dont mind, (I had also posted a few pics in the implement section).
I tried out my "new" Befco tiller! A few bugs to work out, but, Wow!!!

BTW, the little Kubota loves it as well!
Awesome pics and impressive set up! You need to submit those for POTW!
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Hope you dont mind, (I had also posted a few pics in the implement section).
I tried out my "new" Befco tiller! A few bugs to work out, but, Wow!!!

BTW, the little Kubota loves it as well!
You can post all the pics of your super you want. I'm so looking forward to getting the 1872!
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Tillers look so good behind Supers. Love the action pics. Allen, I can't wait for you to get yours. I want to see lots of pics.
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Tillers look so good behind Supers. Love the action pics. Allen, I can't wait for you to get yours. I want to see lots of pics.
I hear ya, DWayne! You'll definitely see some pics.
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Old 05-23-2012, 07:30 PM
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Put a voltage regulator on the 129 that I was going to part out. It didn't have one when I got it. Charges good. Removed the nail that the PO had put in the drive shaft coupling and put a roll pin in. Took the exhaust elbow out of the head. Gotta get a muffler, just a little load LOL. Adjusted the Walbro a bit. I need the tin work for the head, a points cover and a complete air filter for the engine and a fan for the trans if any of you guys have this stuff shoot me a PM. Duke I'll get you some pics tomorrow of this AWESOME MOWSHENE.
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Good work Sam!

As I recall that wasn't a bad looking cub!

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I hear ya, DWayne! You'll definitely see some pics.
There's something unnatural about not seeing a 100 in your avatar, Allen

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