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Old 01-08-2011, 10:38 AM
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Hi guys I'm in central IN. I'm so glad to see that there are so many guys with the same addiction as I have with the greatest garden tractor ever made. This site is like therapy when I cant get to the garage. I have a 128 model that I pull in 12hp super stock, a 129 thet I plow snow and gardens with. I am also getting a 1450 when the weather allows me to get back to it, and also a ummm c-160 wheelhorse(dont boot me off for that, its shameful to have it in the same garage I know lol!)
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Hi, guys thanks for the welcome , just got off the 129 plowed snow for about 2 hours. Did a favor to all and dismantled the wheelhorse, did score on the hydralic cylinder and valve Im thinking power angle now! One question though.How much trouble would it be to repower the 129 with the 16hp kohler out of the wheelhorse? It has the newer style starter which I like plus the 4 extra ponies wont hurt either.Thanks in advance.
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Here is a pic of the 129 after I got done pushin snow for the third day straight. Lots of fun uhh I mean work lol! I am lovin the foot pedal hydro never run out of appendages again! Having trouble getting my puller pics resized to post.
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