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05-05-2013, 10:42 AM
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I got this back from a friend of mine... Fairly happy with it at the moment. This actually started out as my dads tractor up in Michigan when he was there. My friend bought it from him as it was a mess and not running. I just got it back a week or so ago and decided to give it a "working" paint job. I plan to use it so I didn't go through all the trouble of a bolt off paint. The hitch is my dads design and works very well. I'm sure others have done the same though. I have another seat, though not correct either and still need to fab a couple pieces of straight stock to bolt up right. thanks... so weird sometimes the pics will upload perfectly like today and others not so much... glad I got em on here for y'all
I now have 2-123's, my 100, and a 1450 being repainted correctly.
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05-05-2013, 04:48 PM
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I got the another seat put on it. same style, but that's ok. My rear end is appreciative no matter the style. Yes, the light is more than functional. It's super bright. I believe it is for off road lighting. I am an addict on the exhaust stacks. IDK why, but I love em.
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05-05-2013, 07:57 PM
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Yea the light is a hella brand 55watt offroad light that I had left over from my old mud truck and I was pushin snow and needed a light o that's how that one happened. Glad your enjoying the 123 I kinda miss the ol girl. It never failed to start
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