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Old 02-19-2017, 08:40 AM
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These are pics (around 1996 I think) of the 128 and 100 we put back into service and painted back around 1994-96. Back then it seemed that practically no one restored lawnmowers, I don't remember if we got decals from Cadet or Maple/Hunter--his offerings were way less back then. Both of these machines have been in continuous duty since we got them going. Since refurbishing them,I think the only major repairs to the 128 were new rear tires and brakes, everything else was already gone through prior to painting. The 100 has had a couple sets of used rears and at least 1 clutch--destroyed the other in a pull. With such use neither looks great these days, but they were not fixed to be show toys.
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Wow you guys were setting some trends back then. They came out really nice. That's some seat on the 100!

Let's see some now pics John
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These are pics (around 1996 I think) of the 128 and 100 we put back into service and painted back around 1994-96. Back then it seemed that practically no one restored lawnmowers,

I don't remember if we got decals from Cadet or Maple/Hunter--his offerings were way less back then.
The internet barely existed,, then,,, so finding decals on the internet was probably not an option,,,

Great looking machines!
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