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Old 07-01-2015, 07:16 PM
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I hope to use it with the #2 tiller that way I'm not playing with the hydro controls all the time when I'm tilling
I forgot to and my other tractors are a 129 149
Nice 128, I got one back in the winter. It needed a clutch and I have been too busy to put it back together. Have all the parts now so...
I have a 109 and 149 so we are almost the same. Wish I had a creeper, but mine is going to be a plow tractor so guess I need another with a creeper to be a tiller tractor. Can you say yellow fever? Sure you can!
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Hello all
Just an update found out that it is missing/broken items but that is normal.
I have a question. I have in my prep work just sanded to smooth then primed,but with all the parts thinking of having it sandblasted.What say of all you?
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And can you name that hitch
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Always better to get this stuff blasted IMO then you can fill the pits as well. The hitch looks home brew to me
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Got yourself a fine tractor there colt54 ! Id blast it and as far as that hitch, it looks well made and just fine!
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