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04-16-2013, 10:32 PM
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Hello from PA
Hey all, I'm Rob.
Been a member here for a while but this is the first time I've posted anything. Back a few months ago I bought a '72 IHCC 129 and a '84 CCC 782 with factory 3 point, both in semi-running condition. With a little time, and some TLC they are both running good. I used the 782 with IH blade to clear snow out of my driveway and lately to grade my front yard out to get it ready to re-seed. Also have a MTD/CC 1415 that I mow with. I have learned a good bit just from wondering through the different threads on here! I plan to start "restoring" the 129 soon, its originally a local tractor to my IH dealer that I get tractor parts from, it still has the dealer sticker on it. I'm a bit of a Farmall collector just starting to get into garden tractors. heres some pics...    
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04-17-2013, 04:52 PM
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Thanks everybody!
started tinkering with the 129 this morning after I got home from work (nightshift Machinist). Removed front wheels and popped the original tires right off easily since they were so dry rotted. Both wheel bearings are gunked up but hopefully with some soaking I can get them free and then re-grease them. I plan on getting Tri Rib fronts for it and Bar tires for the back, going for the tractor look. is Miller Tire the cheapest place to get them?
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