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Old 01-02-2011, 09:46 AM
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Finally got to take it for a ride :biggrin2.gif:

It's been a long haul ( I think I started in June ) but my son and I finally got the 122 back together and took it for it's maiden ride........She runs a little rough but I still need to time it and adjust the carb, I also need to adjust the govenor, does anyone know what position on the shaft the bracket should be tightened on too on a K301? Here are a couple of pics of the proud father and son.
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Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing!
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Nice looking cub, great pictures!!
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Very nice 122, you guys did a great job! If I didn't have the 682 re-build on the plate I would be looking for a 122/3 for my next project..
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Nice job, looks great!


what you working on Jay? You do something to your 682...you going to make it all perrrrdy like Blfuller did to his tractor?

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what you working on Jay? You do something to your 682...
Full bells and whistles re-do for RPRU '11
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VERY NICE job on the 122!!! Governor Adjustments
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Nice pictures Steve....what name brand of tires on the rear of that sweet thing? Nice tread pattern on them.
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Why did Firestone stop producing these! I need to find a pair of new ones for my 982. They are one heck of a nice look'n tire! Great choice Steve. Great tractor
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