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Old 06-20-2018, 02:50 PM
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I've put one set of brake pads on ever, the 128 actually ran into the basement door of my house. I really don't remember if it needed them actually or if a good cleaning of all parts and adjusting would have fixed them--it was 19 or 20 years ago. Were the pads ever determined to be bad actually in this case? Have they and the calipers been cleaned up and adjusted by the book? FWIW I have had to unstick the ones on hydros from lack of use.
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What is going on here on this thread???

Oh, and the 108 has now been changed to a parts or whole tractor. In the ad it does say that the brakes don't work and everything else. Now we wait...

Found a 124 for 400$ with a snowblower. Hmm, should I go pick it up?
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What's going on is a bunch of wasted bandwidth....Still trying to figure out what all those tractors or listed in your signature?????

At 14 I had my own Small Engine repair shop going and, working on a farm making money....

Spend more time working towards your goal than typing about it....
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Still trying to figure out what all those tractors or listed in your signature?????
The first two tractor listed (1250 and 108) are mine, the rest are ones on our farm that I don't own (Most are my brother's).
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The first two tractor listed (1250 and 108) are mine, the rest are ones on our farm that I don't own (Most are my brother's).
If they aren't yours, don't list them.

How old is your brother?
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Brother picked me up a 108 yesterday at an auction for $120. Don't know much about it, but I know it doesn't run. It has a dead battery. I'll post pics when I get home.

Sounds like mine, but mine runs. Good to have another 108 aboard!

Edit: Oh i see yours runs now, so its even more like mine.
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If they aren't yours, don't list them.

How old is your brother?
He's 20 last time I checked.
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I'll sell you my 124. 300 bucks. Has sleeve hitch and spring assist.
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