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Old 01-10-2011, 09:18 AM
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Now you've done it. You have pushed me to the point of restoring my 86! It's one of only 12 that I keep indoors (that means it's special). Even though I'm currently restoring a 782, Original and finishing my 123 leopard Cub, I will start the 86 tonight. My 86 is all original with the special muffler and so on. Now see what you started Actually I was looking for an excuse to start working on it:biggrin2.gif: I hope it keeps me so busy that I won't have a chance to go look at 12 more that I am interested in If my wife ever finds this site and reads this I will be sleeping with my tractors for a long time, and it's real cold here in Ohio.
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This is a 1450 i just picked up i traded my 2005 LT1042 for it, it has a 44 inch deck, a sleeve hitch, hyd lift and it purrs like a kitten. I cant wait to get somthing to hook to the hitch. ill post better pics when i get it home
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warming her up for plow duty here in western pa
Nice looking ride.... Can I have it?
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That is one fine looking 800. One of my two favorite CC's. The other is model 100 with options. I am fortunate enough to have one 800 in showroom condition and two extras in original condition. One is missing the muffler and starter so I guess I'll call it a parts tractor. What a way to start the new year
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