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Old 11-28-2016, 11:23 PM
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Default About done for the day

I got the seat out, and put it on the 125. Good enough for today!





Still much to do!

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Old 11-28-2016, 11:51 PM
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Real nice work there John. You should be proud of the progress you've made. Great job.
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Looks great John!
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Old 11-29-2016, 06:58 AM
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John, that is a fine looking machine and you have done a great job.
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Keep up the good work, John!
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Very nice there John, I remember when you were working on the 71/72 on the (other) site and this one will be just as nice as those, carry on Sir!!!
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Nice my grandpa bought one just like that right after he built his house in 67' but traded it on my 1811 in 87' I wished he woulda kept it probably only got $50 for an immaculate machine like his.

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Real nice work there John. You should be proud of the progress you've made. Great job.
I sure am proud of this 125! It's in such nice condition! I'd wish I'd have had posted more pictures of the tear down and cleaning, as well as the trans axel work.

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Looks great John!
Good morning cubcadet! Thank you! This 125 still has some things that need done, and I'm sure there are a few things to work out yet! This tractor I feel confident, propels me into "collector" status!

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John, that is a fine looking machine and you have done a great job.
Thank you Oak! Yesterday, I took the grill to work and cleaned it up with a fine sand-sand blaster. Planning on painting that part some time today!
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