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Old 04-27-2013, 02:44 PM
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Now THAT is quite the collection! I am originally from Reading, MI so it is nice to see a local collection with that kind of quality/quantity. I will be there someday whether my ole' lady likes it or not.
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Old 04-27-2013, 09:55 PM
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Great pics of the tractors guys
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You got that right!
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i'm lovin' everything about this little tractor! Starts, idles and moves out just fine; really wish i had it's whole life story...

My boy and i are going to take her apart this year, though, give 'er a cleaning and a refresh --- paint, belts and maybe tires (the one's on it are pretty good, tho).

Question: what's with the moon disks i have on the wheels? Are these factory? The one's on the front will need some rust removal --- not too bad.
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Nice 100, they are great tractors! I've had mine for eight years, and still enjoy it very much!
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I know I already posted my 129, but here's a neat pic I snapped Friday after work.

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Very nice 129.
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Very nice 129.
thanks, its my mail getter LOL
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Question: what's with the moon disks i have on the wheels? Are these factory? The one's on the front will need some rust removal --- not too bad.
Nope, those hub caps don't belong on that tractor. They should be on mine
Yes it's an option, very nice, and great looking tractor
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I know I already posted my 129, but here's a neat pic I snapped Friday after work.

That's one sharp 129!
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