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Old 04-09-2014, 11:09 AM
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I just found a all original 126 in the old garage across the road from me. The guy sold it to me for 25 bucks. Everything is in good shape hasn't ran in 20yrs but was rebuilt before parked. Anything to watch for? Was this a good deal?
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GREAT DEAL!
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Old 04-09-2014, 11:14 AM
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Thank you i hope to get it running again and be using very soon
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Old 04-09-2014, 11:31 AM
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That is not a buy that is a steal. sure glad for you to get it at that price. No travel costs either.
If I were going to tear into that project. I would:
1. remove gas tank and clean very well.
2. Remove and closely inspect gas lines to carb if metal, clean it out also, if rubber I would discard and replace with new. If it has a filter get a new one if a sediment bowl take apart and clean thoroughly.
3. Remove air filter and replace.
4. Remove the carberater disassemble and clean thoroughly.
5. Buy a new battery and install.
6. Thoroughly inspect all the wiring and be sure it is wired correctly.
7. Remove the points cover and check points for pitting and corrosion.
8. Remove spark plug and clean or replace.
9. Check choke and throttle to be sure they are working.
10. Check for critter nests especially under rear engine shroud.
11. Try turning engine over by hand if free I would at this point change the oil and put some gas in and give it a go.
12. Change rear tranny fluid before running under power.
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Old 04-09-2014, 11:36 AM
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Thank u paul ill get some pics up as soon as i figure out how too im sure ill have lots of questions
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I have spent more than that in coffee and breakfast to go get worse.
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1450, 1015, and a pile of parts.
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I just found a all original 126 in the old garage across the road from me. The guy sold it to me for 25 bucks. Everything is in good shape hasn't ran in 20yrs but was rebuilt before parked. Anything to watch for? Was this a good deal?

Was it a good deal?
Well, it depends.................
Did You hear him tell you if you take it you have to keep the snow out of his driveway and mow his lawn forever?

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Old 04-09-2014, 05:12 PM
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How do i find out what year it is
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You did very well for $25!
Should be a metal tag on the back of the rearend. Post the serial# and we will be able to tell you what year it was made.
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2050039u362343 is the ser number
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