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Old 05-21-2012, 10:37 PM
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Nice pair!!! Smart to buy them in two's for spare parts as needed. The 129 with a hydro lift would be a great gift to your dad.

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Back to it when the 1450 is hauling mulch to the garden!!





Are those tractors going to get some of this^^?

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Nice pair!!! Smart to buy them in two's for spare parts as needed. The 129 with a hydro lift would be a great gift to your dad.

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Well I tried to talk him in to it but in the end he has a bigger tractor with all his implements already and he really just wants one for mowing

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Are those tractors going to get some of this^^?
Maybe the one that he ends up with I'll let him tell me how far he wants me to go with it. Right now its just get it running and reliable. Got one running and turning the tires and blades already! Got a video uploading will share soon as its done
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Well I tried to talk him in to it but in the end he has a bigger tractor with all his implements already and he really just wants one for mowing



Maybe the one that he ends up with I'll let him tell me how far he wants me to go with it. Right now its just get it running and reliable. Got one running and turning the tires and blades already! Got a video uploading will share soon as its done
Once dad feels the power he'll come around.

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Once dad feels the power he'll come around.

Congrats on getting one running!
I agree and looking forward to your vid.
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well maybe this will work

http://youtu.be/a2gggN7ku2I

sorry bout the leg shot at that time i was actually spinning up the deck and it was going pretty well too!
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Cool vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Adam great job on getting it running! I like the 2 litter idea! Looks like the hydro doesn't have any play in it. Hows it cut?
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Adam, post a pic of the extra pulleys/bearings on the deck. Wonder if its a mod.
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Adam, post a pic of the extra pulleys/bearings on the deck. Wonder if its a mod.
What todd was referring to while we were looking them over as we were loading them up on the truck to come live at my place for a while we noticed these little pulleys that appear to be welded to the top of the deck hangers and they look really nicely done here is a cheesy quick pics can anyone confirm ever seeing this before.
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