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Old 02-21-2011, 08:05 PM
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Duke,this is all I have,just missing the K-161...? Grille screen remains but the logo and hood ornament is going to Germany...$100?
Dang!! that's a pretty good deal there Nice work on the rear Grote too Kevin!
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Looks good Duke. I don't remember you telling me that it had such a low number, That's awsome.
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Great find Duke!You'll find a O to put it in.
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Luckyyyyyy! It looks like things are falling in line for you duke! Congratulations!
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the guy that hosts the montrose mn plowdays took a parts haban sickle mower and built it to run off the rear pto of a 122. it looked great and better then a factory would of made it. i had pictures on my blackberry but thats broken now....
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The tranny looks great, Duke! You'll have the rest of the tractor, in no time!
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Looks good Duke. I don't remember you telling me that it had such a low number, That's awsome.
Thanks Eric. I thought I told you how low it was but opps maybe I didn't.

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William if you only knew what all is going on all I can say if stay tuned for updates over the next couple of weeks.

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the guy that hosts the montrose mn plowdays took a parts haban sickle mower and built it to run off the rear pto of a 122. it looked great and better then a factory would of made it. i had pictures on my blackberry but thats broken now....
I think I remember seeing that before. It was a pretty cool set up too.
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Duke,tore down the belt pulley to make sure no internal damage or excessive wear.Local Farmall Nut had a NOS seal/casing/gasket and the big O ring seal too...just to make sure no nose bleeds. Got it all back together tonite and will give it a good bath in a day or so. Sure would look good behind that rear end?
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Duke,tore down the belt pulley to make sure no internal damage or excessive wear.Local Farmall Nut had a NOS seal/casing/gasket and the big O ring seal too...just to make sure no nose bleeds. Got it all back together tonite and will give it a good bath in a day or so. Sure would look good behind that rear end?
Sure would look nice on Duke's rear I've got a belt pulley coming with the rear pto O', any more of those NOS seal kits left????
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Sure would look nice on Duke's rear I've got a belt pulley coming with the rear pto O', any more of those NOS seal kits left????
I'll get back with you on that...fund$ are on the way for the weights Jude!
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