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Old 08-16-2014, 11:08 AM
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I have a hydro rear end assembly, which has the chassis i.d. tag. For the life of me, I can't decifer it. Compared to my 127, it's a very short number.
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Old 08-16-2014, 11:12 AM
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Its from a 123 or 125 which didn't have a model code in the serial.
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Could be from a 105 as well.
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Look like July of 67 so it should he from a 125.
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Thank you. That explains why I couldn't find anything.
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Could be from a 105 as well.
Either way its the same rear end with no way to tell them apart since there's no kind code.
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I'm still learning, so forgive my ignorance. Did some hydros have an internal brake? This rear end doesn't have discs like my 127 does.
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I'm still learning, so forgive my ignorance. Did some hydros have an internal brake? This rear end doesn't have discs like my 127 does.
yea the older ones were internal, your 127 was the first model with external.
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Either way its the same rear end with no way to tell them apart since there's no kind code.
Just answering the OP's question about what it could have been. From the serial number either a 105 or 125. I know its the same rearend.........
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Thanks for the responses. I thought my hydraulic pump went out on my 127 when the last time I mowed. It suddenly stopped moving. I started tearing it down to remove the pump, and when it got to the point to remove the cover at the engine, I saw that the roll pin had fallen out while I was mowing. $.50 cents later and I was back in business!
My cousin gave me a complete hydro rear end after I told him my pump went out. So, I have an extra rear end. Figured, since the tag was still there, I'd see what it came from.
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