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Old 02-23-2013, 10:55 AM
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I HATE when people cut holes in the tunnels!!!
That's why I like wide frames.
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Be like me and cover it up with aluminum diamond plate anf fasten it down with self tapping screws
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Be like me and cover it up with aluminum diamond plate anf fasten it down with self tapping screws
Yeah, but that doesn't make it any better than the PO did, if you are a collector and care about the cub.

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The previous owner nailed half of a gallon oil can on this tunnel, nothing my welder couldn't fix but you know there's no respect for a machine when stuff like this happens
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Personnally I love the nf's I am thinking of putting in an access cover on the 126 rebuild, you will soon see I am no purist, I love my machines but if it makes more sense I will do it...
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Yup, and it looks like someone needed to cut a hole in the top of the tunnel, for a fast fix at one time
Yup, must have needed to get at the roll pins. My 123 has a hole in the tunnel, the PO must have had a stuck valve or something. It drives me nuts when people cut holes in them... Just a personal preference I suppose.
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The previous owner nailed half of a gallon oil can on this tunnel, nothing my welder couldn't fix but you know there's no respect for a machine when stuff like this happens
You got to like that. Looks like you get to slice your knuckles off every time you shift.
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