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Old 04-10-2014, 11:43 AM
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definitely looking great. You've almost inspired me to do my 107....almost
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the little IH goes on the beck panel between the fenders, right above the indent. not sure where the second one goes, I've seen some on seat backs.



as for the other one, I don't think that one goes on the 125, even though my kit came with one too. I think it would go on a wide frame tunnel cover.
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Did you get decals from dealer? Want to start my 125 next year.
got mine from cubcadet specialties

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the little IH goes on the beck panel between the fenders, right above the indent. not sure where the second one goes, I've seen some on seat backs.



as for the other one, I don't think that one goes on the 125, even though my kit came with one too. I think it would go on a wide frame tunnel cover.
ya was thinking it wasn't for the 125 thanks for info on the others
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Old 04-10-2014, 08:30 PM
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some pics from last weekend got her all most done hope to finish it up this weekend
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Looking good!
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Looks awesome!
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Looks awsome! Hopin mine will look that someday. But for now gettin ready to put her to work in the garden.
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lookin' great! that's a job to be proud of.
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That's looking really sharp! Keep up the great work.

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