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Old 08-10-2016, 05:08 PM
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Could someone here show me a picture of how the spring assist hooks up on the 124? You can tell me all day, but 1 picture is worth a thousand words.
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Old 08-11-2016, 03:14 AM
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YES, Thank you very much. I searched on here for an hour before I asked for help?
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Old 08-23-2016, 06:46 PM
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Gradually getting the 124 looking better. Put a new decal on the headlight panel. The picture looks funny, but it's the right color.
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Old 08-24-2016, 12:24 PM
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The 124 is looking great!
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Gradually getting the 124 looking better. Put a new decal on the headlight panel. The picture looks funny, but it's the right color.
Glad you like the 124. I a pleased to you you have been working on it.
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Looking great Ronnie. Love the tri ribs. Btw always like seeing the dealer stickers, what's that one say on the side?
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Decal looks good
Now fix those headlights. Driving me nuts
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Nice IH Cub Cadet 124! I noticed with the dual rear wheel set up on my former model 71, that the ride and stability is greatly enhanced! I'm gonna have to get a dual set up on my "new" model 125 I recently got. I like to pull a tandem disc-harrow, and chop up the garden to begin fall prep work.

Keep the progress coming!


Saturn, that was funny!!!!
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But this is the one that I broke the bolt off that goes to the Voltage Regulator. At least it's the top one. Everything is still loose, and I will turn those lights when I get to the end. I had to get a MRI this week, my right leg hurts like hateies. It is bulging disk, 2 of them. I go Monday for shots of Steroids and see if that helps. I can't work on anything right now. If any of you guys has ever had this happen, you will understand what real pain is.
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