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07-18-2010, 10:34 AM
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New to me 127
Hello everyone, Just joind the site recently. I just got a 127 back in June. It was a one owner machine and I got it with a 48" deck, IH Cub Cadet 32 Dump Trailor and a right angle gear box thats like new. It was very dirty in the garage where it was kept but I saw potential. i could not start it because it had some broken wires by the harness and steering tower. So I bought it on the persons word that it all worked. So got it home and cleaned it up, brought it to a buddys house and within a hour he was driving it arround his house and it ran great !!! So just ordered a new wire harness and it going in this week along with a full oil and rear fluid change.
how i found it  Optional 23 x 10.5 x 12 tires original and great shape  she is a dirty girl  the heart  cart me up  Getting my clean on  clean motor  My buddy workin the power washer  Love the business end stance with them BIG tires  cleaned up rather well !!!  Love me some bath!  got the bracket back on the cart and filled the tires up with air. They still hold air with no tubes !!! 
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