Future 102
 

Ok if the pics post, you'll know what I mean
It's time to put Humpty Dumpty back together again

No it ain't!!
nothin's got any paint on it!!:biggrin2:

Oh, but there will be. Lots of yellow and white
Engines at the machine shop. It's been tore apart for over 2 years. Just trying to remember what's what and get started.:bigthink:

That's a lot of "where did this come from?":bigeyes:
Let just hope the last line of this one isn't "couldn't put Humpty together again":popcorn:

With all those parts scattered about you KNOW you have to make frequent posts of your progress. Now go blow some paint on it!:beerchug:

Don't worry. I had my Dad's 122 apart for 10 years in boxes and got it back together just fine. If you have a copy of the parts book it helps getting the right fasteners in the right spots.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I've printed every manual I could find.(huge help). My son bought the mower from a neighbor a few years ago. He thought it would be cool to mow his grass with an antique cub. The engine was in bad shape and had been bored .30 over. We bought a parts tractor with a standard bore. We (mostly he) tore everything apart. In march of 15 my son was killed in an auto accident. Needless to say, I haven't been interested in much as of late. But I got it all out the other day, and I think he would want me to finish what we started. And I will

Sorry to hear of the untimely death of your son. Nothing would be finer than putting that 102 together in his memory.

So sorry to hear, I think finishing the cub would be a good idea too.

Very sorry to hear of your loss. As long as you have the motivation to do the work, this crowd will have your back with words of encouragement. Do keep us posted on your progress.

Good therapy.