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04-05-2014, 08:32 PM
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129 Pics
Hey everyone. A few days ago I joined this forum and mentioned that I have a 129. Here are a few pics of the ole girl. She's a little rough but in running condition. I thought for free (that's right, FREE) it was worth picking up. She runs like a top. If you notice in the pics, the S/G has been replaced with a gear starter and the flywheel and shroud have been replaced accordingly with a stator under the flywheel. The VR is still there, but a jumper wire has been put across two terminals and the newer solid state regulator installed. At this point I don't intend to change any of that back. Since I've gotten it I have purchased a battery for about $35.00, rebuilt the steering gear for about $6o.00 and installed tubes in rear tires for about $20.00. So I am using it for about $115.00. I actually just finished spraying my yard with it. It certainly needs some TLC. I want to strip it down to the frame and do a total rebuild/repaint. It has the hydraulic lift option, and I would love to find a 3 point lift system for it for not too much dough. I do have a 48" deck for it as well that is not pictured. It also needs some work done to it. Money and time are limiting factors right now, so I'm not sure how soon all this will take place, but I will try to keep everyone posted.
   
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