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Riley088

First one I picked up in a while.

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slammer302

Nice score

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stevebo

Nate-

I saw that listing too and as I was typing to send him an email I stopped myself and showed some restraint. Now I am regretting it :ychain:  Looks nice. The wheel weights look the same as Fireman's.

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Sparky

Looks like a nice straight un-molested machine :eusa-clap:  !

  Mike.........

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Tankman

Very nice Horse. I just hope you didn't kidnap the Stallion in Penns Woods!   :laughing-rofl:

 

Are the belt guards installed improperly? I've always had 'em on the outside of the foot rest vertical flanges.  :eusa-think:

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AMC RULES

Good to see another clean survivor...

nice :wh: score there.    :handgestures-thumbsup:

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squonk

:bow-blue: Nice and those Simplicity weights are getting popular. I know Skonk likes his :)

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smoreau

Looks like a 77ish c120 auto in nice condition! Great tractor for all around use. Nice score!

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fireman

I was wondering why I didn't get a reply back from them! Now I know!


And for that price you stole it!!!

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KyBlue

Nice Score!! Good home too!

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Geno

Looks real clean Riley, the ones in the background look really nice too.   :handgestures-thumbsup:

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Riley088

Thanks guys. Was definitely taken care of. It had a couple owners but all were family members. The guy I got it from picked up a 3-14 that's why he kept the attachments. It will fit in nicely with the others.

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Retired Wrencher

:USA:  :wh: Riley in the pictures it looks clean. You buy them like every day.  looks like a keeper. Enjoy the ride. Gary   B.... 

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Ken B

Nice score Nate.. Wanna trade? I might even throw some cash on top..... :ychain:

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Jake Kuhn

Nice find, looks real clean! 

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Wheel-N-It

Thats really nice!!! Great way to start the new year!

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Wh416H

Nice find

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c-series don

Is that the C-141 automatic I have been looking for? I see it peeking at me in the back round of that photo! And it's only right across the sound!!! Just kidding kinda!! But I would like to like to see some pics of that baby.

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wheel-mule

I think you should sell me the weights,you don't want to degrade the horse with the Simplicity/Allis weights. :eusa-think: They would go much better on one of my Simplicitys :ychain: TRACTOR LOOKS GREAT,wish I found it.

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