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Old 06-02-2013, 08:45 PM
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Very nice! Looking forward to your vid! Take it outside and take some beauty shots of it and submit to POTW!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azucERelXmk

heres the video of it take a look at the other videos I got guys and have fun im thinking of doing the 125 next
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Nice looking 123!
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Sharp 123! Thanks for the pics and vid!
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Your 123 looks good
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Good looking 123 cub you have there, sounds good too! Nice seat! Becareful what you clean it with so you don't damage it then treat the vinal with some type of protectant. Nice seats are few and far between! Good Job!
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anyone know what I should use on the seat to clean it I was thinking bleach would take the black off it, looks like mold
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I'd try Wesley's Bleach white to clean it but I don't know if I would do it while it's on the tractor, (might damage the new paint) then once it's clean treat it with Armorall or some other vinal protectant. If Wesley's don't clean it, I don't know what will!
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If all else fails, acetone might clean it, BUT be very careful! It cleans vinyl by removing some of the surface. Too much and it might eat right thru. I had pretty good luck with it on moldy boat seats.
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Well I just cleaned the seat with bleach worked great didn't take it all off but looks a lot better ill get a pic this mourning
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