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Old 04-23-2014, 09:32 PM
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Is that an NOS dash tin? Looks great Garth, well done.
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Old 04-23-2014, 10:27 PM
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Your 125 looks awesome!
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Old 04-24-2014, 06:55 PM
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Is that an NOS dash tin? Looks great Garth, well done.
no its a decal plan on getting dash tin restored tho
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Old 04-25-2014, 12:33 AM
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The 125 looks great
But... how do you plan on moving the "125 decal down"?
If it's stuck down and you try to remove it, it's toast.
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Old 04-25-2014, 05:36 PM
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The 125 looks great
But... how do you plan on moving the "125 decal down"?
If it's stuck down and you try to remove it, it's toast.
ya was going to try a heat gun but if it dont work will get new ones should have put hood on before i did the decals
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well i pick up some thing new for my 125 today its a 59m shredder-grinder. got it for $400 i cleand it up a bit put it on the 125 and going to give it a try this weekend then restore it if anyone has the book for it let me know thanks
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Nice pickup on the shredder! Looks great mounted up to the 125!
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well i pick up some thing new for my 125 today its a 59m shredder-grinder. got it for $400 i cleand it up a bit put it on the 125 and going to give it a try this weekend then restore it if anyone has the book for it let me know thanks
Good score on the shredder!
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well put the shredder and the 125 to work do day at a friend house. i know its not meant for sticks but hey it did a good job got video will post link to it later but some pics for now
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Great score Garth! Man there seems to be a run on shredders lately. That one looks great and good price too. Thanks for the pics, love to see what's involved with one and a video would be cool. I'm degibately on the hunt for one.
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