It had a hydro pump on it at one time but was MIA.It has water in the tranny so it was froze up.Made for some interesting load and unload difficulties...
It came with a set of chains but I took them off so it would drag easier.
The 124
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l palma
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The 124
I picked this up from my local sears collector.
It had a hydro pump on it at one time but was MIA.It has water in the tranny so it was froze up.Made for some interesting load and unload difficulties...
It came with a set of chains but I took them off so it would drag easier.
It had a hydro pump on it at one time but was MIA.It has water in the tranny so it was froze up.Made for some interesting load and unload difficulties...
It came with a set of chains but I took them off so it would drag easier.
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Jeff in Pa
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l palma
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Re: The 124
Yes it is. 
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jspicer
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Re: The 124
Lew,
Nice find on the 124!
Talkin' about the water in the rearend gets me thinking about the Jane Doe D my Dad bought years ago in January. The guys trying to haul it couldn't get it to move. They had to build a fire
under to rear to get the water to melt to move it. Talk about lightin' a fire under your backside 
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Nice find on the 124!
Talkin' about the water in the rearend gets me thinking about the Jane Doe D my Dad bought years ago in January. The guys trying to haul it couldn't get it to move. They had to build a fire
under to rear to get the water to melt to move it. Talk about lightin' a fire under your backside !!Cubs in the den: 882 Diesel, 1512 Diesel, 1772 SGT Diesel..............I've got a smokin' problem
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Klapatta
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Re: The 124
Lew,
what are your plans for that one?
what are your plans for that one?
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l palma
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Re: The 124
Ken,
My first plan is to warm up the tranny and dump the water out of it.Then clean it out.
It won't take much to get it running as it was run in the spring.
Keep the weights,lights,creeper, and hydro lift rockshaft.Put some better fenders on it.
Put on the original lift arm,fix the pto linkage,put a deck under it,sell it and move on to the next one.
My first plan is to warm up the tranny and dump the water out of it.Then clean it out.
It won't take much to get it running as it was run in the spring.
Keep the weights,lights,creeper, and hydro lift rockshaft.Put some better fenders on it.
Put on the original lift arm,fix the pto linkage,put a deck under it,sell it and move on to the next one.