Congrats on getting the 125 running, Todd!

Thanks Allen.

Glad you got the 125 running Todd!:beerchug:

Todd, I'm new here and going to pick up a 125 this AM. Can you please post closeup of the PTO clutch engagement lever on the tower. I need to find the right hardware to mount mine.

Thanks

Dave S

Anytime Todd! :beerchug:

If you need additional pictures, let me know I'll get closer ones.

Yep that is the lever. It has a rod that goes all the way to the front with a turnbuckle in the middle for adjustment. It connects to a rock shaft at the front of the tractor that has a steel bar that sticks up with a button near the top that when the lever is moved makes contact with the button on the PTO and operates the pto. Since this was a puller that stuff may have been removed but maybe you will get lucky and most of the stuff is still there.

Hey Dave,
Glad to see ya joined up here! Looks like you're moving from Quietlines to narrow frames...........:beerchug: Welcome aboard.

Todd,
Glad you got the 125 running. I still love those hydraulic lifts. :beerchug:

"Todd,
Glad you got the 125 running. I still love those hydraulic lifts. :beerchug:[/QUOTE]"

A blast from the past:beerchug:
A whole different ball game compared to todays hydraulics:bigthink:

dozer blade
 

Decided to put a dozer blade on the 125. Tried this one, but it's a tad to big:biggrin2: So I dug out the old IH dozer blade and started a little fine tuning.
The PO I got it from added this big chunk of iron to the one outside edge, so I began by cutting the welds to get it detached. Basically just wanted to make it functional for now, maybe sandblast and paint it this summer. I got an excuse to try out my new Harbor Freight spray gun:beer2:
So here's where I'm at for now. Need to cut off a few more things he welded on, and try to get it mounted up, hopefully tomorrow.