147 in the House!

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wham
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147 in the House!

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Picked up a 147 Saturday, kinda disappointed that it didn't have the electric lift on it but hey everything else is there. Engine is intact but either has broke rod or something has come loose on inside as it has no compression but doesn't have any holes in the block. And I know how y'all like pictures so enjoy.

Tim H.
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Tom Scott
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Re: 147 in the House!

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Tim, are you bringing this one back to life? dag will have a nervous breakdown if you part it... :lol:
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Re: 147 in the House!

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Looks savable Tim! Good job. Let us know what u find in there. Tom....he is not going to part this....he needs this to go right between the 127 & the 149. :lol: Dave
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You wont be sorry, 147 is a brute when weighted up, I love mine
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Re: 147 in the House!

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Nice tractor tim
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Re: 147 in the House!

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Thanks y'all, nope, not gonna part it. I may moth ball it awhile though, just started a new job so I'm sorting my way through that and I have a nice dry place I can park it for awhile. Got a nice O, 102 and 104 already on the dry storage list and this one will be nice right there. I'm thinking when I get it going it will look good sitting by the 149 with the 1450 on the other side. Sort of a trilogy thru time cub cadet speaking.

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