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Old 09-05-2013, 11:54 AM
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Hi everyone!!

I got the 125 out this morning to grade the drive.. It's a little work but fun.. It would help if I could find a hyd lift to put back on it ( that I could afford)... It's in the process of being set up to run a tiller.. The sleeve hitch bracket is homemade.. The box blade is a brinly toolbar( which I found out through reading the forum).. It works.. Not as good as a #40.. But oh we'll..

I hope y'all are enjoying your day too!!

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Old 09-05-2013, 12:10 PM
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Great pics of the 125!
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I like that sleeve hitch adapter; you can leave the tiller gear box in place.

125s are awesome!
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Old 09-05-2013, 08:39 PM
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I like that sleeve hitch adapter; you can leave the tiller gear box in place.

125s are awesome!
Thanks!! The tiller pin is stuck in the casting, so I came up with the idea and a friend turned it on a lathe.. The first try didn't work, but this one works great.. Pull three pins and it all falls off..

Stuart

125's are awesome, but so are 147's...
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Nice set up you have there

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I like that sleeve hitch adapter; you can leave the tiller gear box in place.

125s are awesome!
That's how I can make mine too

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I'm not always a fan of mods on original equipment, but those modified or re-outfitted brinly adapters are awesome guys!!! Thanks for sharing pics and that 125 looks like it did a great job grading the drive.

I always like seeing these tractors doing other chores besides mowing. After all, a garden tractor is a lot more than just a mower!

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