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One benefit of my driving job is that i get to travel the country and once in a while I can pick up some parts or even whole machines. My last trip was to Florida, and a member here had advertised a pair of 1250's...So on the way home a deal was done.
Thanks to another member's posting of a craigslist search engine, I was able to find a 109 that was supposed to come with a tiller, altho none was pictured in the ad. I called the guy, found out in fact it had a 1A tiller, and a rear gearbox, and a rear lift, and a good mower deck. I really didn't need another tractor in the yard, but I haven't even seen any Texas tillers for sale , let alone ones I could afford... Another deal was struck... On the way home I kept on thinking about what on earth I was going to do with another Hydrostatic Cub... I finally decided to strip everything required for a tiller off it, and make the rest into a mowing tractor for a neighbor. The previous owner had said he got it to run on the bench, but couldn't get the starter to operate once the engine was in the chassis. I ended up doing a quickie rebuild, the commutator was so black it looked like it had been painted... Apply 12V, and it worked, wire it up, and it started the engine... It actually ran quite well.. More to follow, will add pics in a minute...
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Quietlines and narrow frames, mostly projects but I mow with a 1200 and have a 122 set up for pulls. Wandering the country bringing towers to wind farms everywhere, and bringing yellow stuff home to Texas. Also into flatfender jeeps. |
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