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Old 02-25-2012, 06:05 PM
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yup. sure is duke. lol
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not the best photos I guess. born Nov 1969. I just put the steering back together, will get the 605 bearing on tomorrow. Put some 26" ags on her. Lots of work to do but gotta get er ready for work. Hope to tear it down after fall and do a total rebuild/paint job.
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Wow! Nice 126! I think that one is in really good shape. I would just wax and use! Mine isnt in that good of shape.
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Good looking 126, you have there!
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It must be photgenic ! Its not in too bad condition. The original owner was "restoring" it. To me it was just a not bad paint brush job ! The steering is really the only major issue other than 40 years of wear and tear. The snow blower which came with was in very good condition, the deck was rough but my kid cut out all the rot and welded in nice new stell, cant even tell; the blades and spindles are excellent.Its nice to have a welder fabber in the family. He has build door skins for a '32 Packard show car as well as a bunch of other cool stuff, now I'm corraling him for some Cub duty. I havent got the 122 home yet but its pretty nice also with a snow blade that doesnt look 10 years old. Just lucky so far.
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It must be photgenic ! Its not in too bad condition. The original owner was "restoring" it. To me it was just a not bad paint brush job ! The steering is really the only major issue other than 40 years of wear and tear. The snow blower which came with was in very good condition, the deck was rough but my kid cut out all the rot and welded in nice new stell, cant even tell; the blades and spindles are excellent.Its nice to have a welder fabber in the family. He has build door skins for a '32 Packard show car as well as a bunch of other cool stuff, now I'm corraling him for some Cub duty. I havent got the 122 home yet but its pretty nice also with a snow blade that doesnt look 10 years old. Just lucky so far.
I wish the ones I find look that good!
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Nice looking 126 Rob!
Did you get that 3 point on it yet?
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methos can you post some pics of your 1650
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000_0659.jpg my kid is making the bottom adapter this week then I'll get er painted up and installed. right now Im workin on this ol JD I bought new in 72 for the kid, now the grand kid will be pedeling it around. Until he latches onto one of the Cubs.
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methos can you post some pics of your 1650
Clint I sure can! I was without a mower for two weeks before the 1650 made it to me so the grass is a little high but the 1650 went thru it with no probelms with the 38: deck. On the right side it's mislabeled 1450 but it's a 1650 with front outputs. I posted one of Evan plowing. I'll even post of video's I made last year of me and my friend plowing his garden with the 1650.

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