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Old 06-19-2016, 10:43 PM
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Something don't look right below the seat and above the IH emblem for some reason.
And as mentioned, ask all the question to the owner now before you buy it. Sure, it's his word, but at least it'll give you somewhere to start.
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Old 06-20-2016, 07:59 AM
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Something don't look right below the seat and above the IH emblem for some reason.
Zippy, you are correct, that panel with the I/H logo should go all the way across at the top. Looks like it was cut out for some reason. Hard to tell why without the seat being flipped up. I think there is an optional tool tray that bolts in uder the seat but I can't see one in the picture.
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Old 06-20-2016, 08:11 AM
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It looks like a good deal.
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Old 06-20-2016, 12:49 PM
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I really appreciate you guys. I don't know squat about these old IH. All I do know is I want one, and one that is right with all the bells and whistles. I haven't completely made up my mind this is the one I want? If not for you guys in the no, I am sure I would get robbed.
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Old 06-20-2016, 01:46 PM
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I kinda like the decals backwards. It's how a big tractor is. I don't like them so high though.
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I don't think that's a cut-out on the back, that's the seat rest/tool box. It's just slid back as far as it can go. Aside from the decal mixup, looks like a nicely cared for machine.
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Nice looking 122. One thing the 124 has over it is the quick attach (QA) still not a big deal just a little more convenient. The hubcaps I believe were only on the 82 series tractors, somebody will correct me if I'm wrong.My 782 had them when I bought it from the original owner, I took them off in favor of weights.
Plain chrome hubcaps would have been a period correct option via IH.
The IH embossed hubcaps showed up around the same time as the 82 series tractors. But this came up before and I think the above was placed in question.

Looks like maybe he has JD rear rims on it with the valve stems on the hub side?
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I don't think that's a cut-out on the back, that's the seat rest/tool box. It's just slid back as far as it can go. Aside from the decal mixup, looks like a nicely cared for machine.
You are correct. I zoomed in on the picture and tray is slid back, just looked like something may have been cut out or something.
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Here's another one for 800.00. It is a 122 with all the bells and whistles, headlights, spring assist and still has the reflectors on the fenders. It comes with a push blade, and all the attachments in the pictures. Now, which of these 2 would be the best for the $.


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Here's another picture.

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