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Old 04-12-2015, 10:15 PM
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Good to see another 123 on the forum. It is a solid tractor in the days before the fiberglass cowls and plastic hoods (....but it did have the fiberglass seat). Nice pickup Nick!

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Looks good Nick,Does it have a replacement engine in it? Did it come with the cart too? What's that thingy on the steering wheel? Is that your shadow I see in the picture,speaking of pictures,do you have more to show us or did your camera run out of film?
Thanks guys, no dealer sticker, that is a spinner knob, yes replacement engine, didn't come with the cart, yes my shadow, no other pics except some wheel weights.
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Old 04-13-2015, 07:59 AM
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And I thought your BFF Lew had a lot of weights..........wow
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Hi Nick, Looks like a nice original cub, and I like the #2 cart.
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Thanks Mike, Actually it's cracked.
that's standard for a 6 pad. So comfortable to sit on but difficult to keep nice.
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Hi Nick, Looks like a nice original cub, and I like the #2 cart.
Thanks John, it is besides being repainted, yep, you know where it came from.
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Thanks guys, no dealer sticker, that is a spinner knob, yes replacement engine, didn't come with the cart, yes my shadow, no other pics except some wheel weights.
Nice looking 123 Nick. Why do I think you posted the pic of the wheel weights just to get Lew drooling?
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Nice looking 123 Nick. Why do I think you posted the pic of the wheel weights just to get Lew drooling?
Thanks Sam, wish I could answer that.
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Nice looking 123 Nick. Why do I think you posted the pic of the wheel weights just to get Lew drooling?
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