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Old 06-09-2019, 11:51 PM
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I just bought one at an auction today, at a too cheap to pass up price. As badly as I hate the leaf harvest, I decided I had to have it. I was the only bidder. 3hp Briggs, haven't looked at engine code number for a date code yet. I came home with a Dakota load of other goodies, I have to go back for the Peco.

Previously I had a Trac vac but with the layout of my yard, the trailer setup was clumsy. I think this will work better, definitely better than raking.

IDK what kind of tractor it was used with but if I had to guess it was a NF, as I got an old style pin on 38" triangle deck and a pair of 6-12 rear tires in another lot at the same sale. There was a blown up Cub spec K241 in the scrap pile that was sold here, I am trying to work with the buyer of that lot for this engine.

How is this Peco supposed to mount up? I could fab/cobble something for sure but if parts are available to do it right and not crazily priced, I'd be interested.

This would be going onto a 129 with a 42" triangle deck.
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Old 06-10-2019, 12:31 PM
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Pictures would be good.
Then we can see what you got.
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Old 06-10-2019, 01:25 PM
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This pic might be flipped but here’s what mine looks like sir. From about 4 years ago. Missing the top “hood” canopy. The tray that holds the bag and the blower motor Has “C” looking brackets that go around the axle tubes and top mount of tray hooks into the welded in bosses for the rear lift with spring loaded pins.

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looks like it is in dump mode.
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