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Old 03-13-2014, 01:46 PM
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Default Can anyone identify these steel brackets from a 125?

I just got a 125 and found these plates in a box of parts. They look like they would mount on the rear for an attachment but I have no idea what they are for. This isn't a photo of my plates but they are exactly the same.
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If that's not a picture of yours...... where did you get the picture?
Maybe they know what they are....
I've never seen anything like them, and will assume they are for an aftermarket flux capacitor or something.
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Old 03-13-2014, 02:22 PM
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I did an ebay search and found the photo. The seller doesn't know what they are for either. Another member has a set but also isn't sure. That's 3 of us so far who don't know what we have. lol

I've searched the site a couple hours, off and on, but have found nothing.
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I wish the website's search engine would allow 3 character word searches. We can't search the website by model number, unless it's a 4 digit. If someone knows how to do this I'd love to know.
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Dont quite remember but maybe a soft cab or leaf vacuum on the rear.
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Old 03-13-2014, 08:09 PM
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I have two 125s and my best guess is that they attach to the rear insides of the fenders. ( red arrows )

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I checked the measurement. They will fit there.
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Here's the mount for my Trac Vac



Maybe it's part of kit for something similar
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I have a set of those also. They were on a 125 mounted to the rear axle housing.
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Peco vac maybe?
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