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Old 10-03-2014, 09:21 PM
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put some new shoes on the back of the 122 that I just picked up off of a fellow member....
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Old 10-03-2014, 09:22 PM
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now you need to do the fronts or maybe paint them to match
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Old 10-04-2014, 05:47 AM
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now you need to do the fronts or maybe paint them to match
Agreed. Looking Good.
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is my two little darlings
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my 70 is ready for snow duty just need it to show up
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The 70 is looking good.
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my 70 is ready for snow duty just need it to show up
You have all the right to show up! She's or He's a beauty!
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ah thanks red ill look at it when I mess with it some more the meter does seem to work kind of
Bet you'll find a pit on one contact, and a nub on the other. File away and I bet you see your problem go away!
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Got the 129 out today to clean some of the clutter up off the garden. Used the dethatcher as a rake to pull all the clutter to one end, then into the cart it went. It actually worked out pretty well, and she seemed to enjoy the work.

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Got the 129 out today to clean some of the clutter up off the garden. Used the dethatcher as a rake to pull all the clutter to one end, then into the cart it went. It actually worked out pretty well, and she seemed to enjoy the work.
Nice!! Looks fun.
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