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Old 11-20-2012, 10:40 PM
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Congrats on your 1200, DWayne!
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Old 11-20-2012, 10:49 PM
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Congrats on your 1200, DWayne!
Allen has even taken the old 1200 for a spin or two! Way back before the engine rebuild.
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Old 11-20-2012, 11:00 PM
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DWayne here's some history of the 1200.

When I got it in 11-13-10 was powered by a worn out 10HP that the PO told me was a 12HP. I had it rebuilt with a 12 HP I got from the PO. That was in Feb 2011. I put 5-10 hours on it before I had to put a new drive line in it. About 5-6 months later I sold it to Adam without putting any more seat time on it. Evan didn't like it as he's into the hydro's.
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Old 11-20-2012, 11:20 PM
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Allen has even taken the old 1200 for a spin or two! Way back before the engine rebuild.
I remember that day! Had a good ole time!
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Old 11-20-2012, 11:38 PM
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Congrats on your 1200, DWayne!
Thanks Allen. Well it looks as if it likes to travel huh? I think it will hang around here for awhile.
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Enjoy your "new" 1200 DWayne
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Old 11-20-2012, 11:43 PM
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Enjoy your "new" 1200 DWayne
Thanks Todd. I think I might have to get my new back blade hooked up to it tomorrow and do some gravel dragging on my drive way and give it a little work out.
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Old 11-21-2012, 02:20 AM
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DWayne here's some history of the 1200.

When I got it in 11-13-10 was powered by a worn out 10HP that the PO told me was a 12HP. I had it rebuilt with a 12 HP I got from the PO. That was in Feb 2011. I put 5-10 hours on it before I had to put a new drive line in it. About 5-6 months later I sold it to Adam without putting any more seat time on it. Evan didn't like it as he's into the hydro's.
And for more history i had the luck of stripping the oil pan bolts lol after having the drive plates turned down and replacing the ball bushing at that time. So it got pulled again lol got a new used cast oil pan(insert a few choice hateful looks from the wife here lol) found the drive plate was cracked a little and installed the rigid 3pin and new bushing in it now. Still i love thw way that thing starts, pulls and seems to never run out of power. Again ive mowed with a 44c in 3rd gear with it and it never had a trouble. Good to see it go to a good home to make room for the "parts 100" lol
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Looks great DWayne. I like the looks of that body style
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Thanks Todd. I think I might have to get my new back blade hooked up to it tomorrow and do some gravel dragging on my drive way and give it a little work out.
Got action pics yet?
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