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Old 04-02-2015, 05:23 PM
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A 125 with trailer
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Old 04-02-2015, 05:31 PM
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Looks pretty good.
I grew up on a 125.
And everytime I see one from the west half of Michigan, I wonder if it is the one I grew up on.

Are there two bent flat bar brackets bolted via the rear axle housing bolts on it?
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Nice finds, congrats.
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You did well,did you get the other stuff next to it?
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Old 04-02-2015, 07:03 PM
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the leaf blower And 42 in inch came with
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Congratulations!!! Looks like a nice find and some goodies to boot.

What are those two white brackets coming up off of the rear fenders for? I have a pair of them and never have figured out what they are for.

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Congratulations!!! Looks like a nice find and some goodies to boot.

What are those two white brackets coming up off of the rear fenders for? I have a pair of them and never have figured out what they are for.

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They hold the vac and engine to the back of the tractor
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Nice outfit. I like the trailer. I see one of those in my future, but they are rare in Tennessee.
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They hold the vac and engine to the back of the tractor
Thank you. If it is not too much of a problem, would you please post a picture of the vac and engine. I had those come with my 126 and could never figure out what attachment they went to. I have a Peco vac, but they are not used for it.

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Congrats on the 125 and goodies
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