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Old 03-20-2019, 10:27 AM
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I took my plow off my 126 and put it on my 147.
Which one do you like pushing with better?
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I took my plow off my 126 and put it on my 147.
Good looking 147 and plow!
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Old 03-20-2019, 05:27 PM
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Which one do you like pushing with better?
This is a tough decision. I like the both, but if I had to choose, probably the 147.
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Good looking 147 and plow!
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That 147 looks great with a blade on. Since I have weights, I'd like to find a NF blade for my 126, but I'll see 5 WF blades before a NF.
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That 147 looks great with a blade on. Since I have weights, I'd like to find a NF blade for my 126, but I'll see 5 WF blades before a NF.
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Old 03-21-2019, 10:42 AM
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Took some pictures of my 123 with the moldboard on the sleeve hitch. It was really heavy to lift. Trying out a simple homemade spring assist with a deck lift spring parts from a 2165 and a threaded rod. It works pretty decent. This tractor really grabs the earth and pulls well.

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congrats on your spring assist ingenuity.
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Today about all I did was remount seat on my 108 to correct PO's fabracobble. Had to drill new holes to line up with the holes in the aftermarket seat pan.
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I played in the dirt yesterday.
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Had the 1211 out! It’s a stubborn one to start in the cold, but I get it going and away we go!
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