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Old 12-15-2012, 06:18 PM
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Looks like a good project!
I'm on the search for a 125 lol
125s are the best IMO. I grew up with one and used it for everything, and is still growing strong.
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Old 12-15-2012, 07:44 PM
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Got a little done today, more tear down.
It's a little dirty after all these years, but wiring seems good for the most part.
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125s are the best IMO. I grew up with one and used it for everything, and is still growing strong.
I wouldn't go that far but i like the look of them lol
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Got a little done today, more tear down.
It's a little dirty after all these years, but wiring seems good for the most part.
Nice work, Todd! Thanks for your pics and update.
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Nice work, Todd! Thanks for your pics and update.
Oh yeah!
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nice 125 todd hydro lift
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Old 12-16-2012, 03:42 PM
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It's warm out side here today, so I figured no better time to get the 125 cleaned up. Got the Kubota out for the lifting help, and cleaned the 43 years worth of gunk off.
See now that the trunnion needs attention also. Why can't I ever get one without needing trunnion work? Oh yeh, most PO's just run em'
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The pump looks a lot better now. Great job.
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Nice work Todd!
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The pump looks a lot better now. Great job.
I was thinking the same thing. Looking much better after a bath.
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