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Old 07-10-2011, 06:32 PM
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You mean that good looking tractor is the same one sitting on the trailer at the car wash dirty and nasty and has not had a paint job? Sweeeeeeeet.
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Old 07-10-2011, 08:15 PM
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Great job Bill! The 1450 and deck turned out awesome! I love those wheel weights that it came with too!
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Awesome pics, Bill! I remember seeing those great pics, many years ago. I still enjoy them, my friend!
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Was able to get the reflectors on my 122 today thanks in part to Donny Curtis!

Thanks again, Donny. I think they definitely add to the look. Also purchased a 3 pt. sleeve hitch and adapter today and I'm waiting for them to arrive so I can paint em up and attach em!
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Old 07-14-2011, 09:53 PM
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Looks great cubcadette
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I agree, Diz!
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Was able to get the reflectors on my 122 today thanks in part to Donny Curtis!

Thanks again, Donny. I think they definitely add to the look. Also purchased a 3 pt. sleeve hitch and adapter today and I'm waiting for them to arrive so I can paint em up and attach em!
As a fellow 122 owner I have to say, yours looks really nice. I was fortunate enough to still have the reflectors on mine, but had to straighten one of the brackets a bit.

I noticed, though... The plate that's hanging over the tranny plate, the one held on with 2 bolts, is supposed to be turned up so it tucks into the panel bolted between the fenders.
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Old 07-15-2011, 07:05 AM
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Found a set of weights for the 782D. Not as heavy as I would have liked but the price was fair. Just had to paint them red.
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The diesel looks great Joe!!
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Found a set of weights for the 782D. Not as heavy as I would have liked but the price was fair. Just had to paint them red.
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Joe the 782D and wheel weights look great! The IH wheel weights are 26 lbs each.
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