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Old 08-23-2019, 07:47 PM
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Just acquired this 105. Guy I got it from was a neighbor to the original owner. Used it as a kid to mow for them. When he was little he said him and his dad pulled all the maintenance on it. 15 yrs ago he bought it for himself. His dad died, wanted to sell it to someone to fix it up.
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Old 08-23-2019, 08:25 PM
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DIY wheel weights, filled a brake drum with lead. Original motor, rebuilt 10 yrs ago. I pulled off the 42 in deck and put my 48 on it, didn’t miss a beat. Part of me wants to start resto, other part doesn’t want to stop using it.
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Old 08-23-2019, 08:53 PM
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Good looking 105 ! mowed with one when they were new !! :beerchug
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Looks good! That cart come with it? Looks pretty sharp!
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No, cart didn’t come with the 105, just happened to be hooked up when I took the picture. Been working it before I tear it apart to check for any major malfunctions. Now I can’t bring myself to tear it down. Nice to have one your not worried about scratching.
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Got this couple of years ago. It looked like the guy fished it out of the river when I got it.
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Nice score on your 105!
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Looks great as is. I sure wouldn't do any"restoration". Congrats
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Think my vote would be to keep using it as is--as long as it runs good.
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If it ain't broke don't fix it! My 127 looked like yours appearance wise. Sort of wished I wouldn't of started sanding and painting parts. Sometimes they just look good the way they are shown the hard work they done over the years. Congrats on a good deal!...
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