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Old 06-01-2014, 06:38 PM
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Thanks guys, it'll be fixed soon.
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Sold the 122, got a QA42 as partial trade, although the mount is NF and I'll need a WF. Fired up the 1450 to play and found Hytran running out of the bottom, it is coming out of the holes in the check valves. Pulled the valves and they are ok, I'll be getting some orings in the morning. There is a never ending list with this thing, but eventually it will be in shape for another 30 years.
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I changed the filter, Hytran and new gasket. Got the tiller gearbox on and no leaks so I put the deck on and killed some grass, tall grass I haven't cut till now. This cub can cut some grass!
And looks good doing it.
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Good looking pics!
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I changed the filter, Hytran and new gasket. Got the tiller gearbox on and no leaks so I put the deck on and killed some grass, tall grass I haven't cut till now. This cub can cut some grass!
And looks good doing it.
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Great pics! Thanks for sharing.
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Nice cool evening in NC, so I got the cubs out.

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Nice cool evening in NC, so I got the cubs out.
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Did you go for a spin or something fun?
Tractors are looking good as always Allen
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Cool pic Allen!
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Great pics guys, keep 'em coming!
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Thanks guys!

Todd, I just took them for a ride.
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