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Old 05-12-2014, 10:45 PM
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There is all kinds of talk about how it looks, the real question is how much mechanical work has been done to it.

Has the engine been rebuilt, any steering work done to it, clutch work?

If the engine has been rebuilt (I mean REALLY rebuilt) If it has a new clutch and drive shaft, the steering gear rebuilt and new tie rod ends. Plus a decent (although wrong color) paint job... It could be worth the money. Ya can't build one yourself for that price.

Decks, mule drives and lift carriages can be found for a decent price but you gotta be willing to do the restoration work yourself, or pay someone to do it for you.
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Old 05-13-2014, 05:11 AM
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The previous owner gave receipts showing some of the work he did. Rebuilt carb, Something was done with the rear I just can't read what it says.
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Congrats on the 122.
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Congrats on the 122!
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Go buy a can of wax a (soft) toothbrush and some cloth diapers. Cause all you got to do on this machine is keep it clean... Oh and most shoes will scuff up the foot pads so better just wear socks.
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