Archive through April 20, 2010

[jott]

Luke K, i assume your working with a narrow frame? If yes,the grill is kinda heavy but it aint too bad. if you look under the front of the tractor were the grill is you will see four bolts or nuts i should say, there are 2 in front and two in the back. i always make sure the hood is latched down or at least in the down position to kind of hold the grill after you get the bolts out. After you get them out lift or unlatch the hood grab the top of the grill, lift up take it out/off the tractor and slide it underneath the front of the tractor. this way you dont have to disconnect any wiring. hope the helps

 

[kmcconaughey]

Nicholas, WELCOME!

 

[aaytay]

Kraig-
I never realized how GOOD a 125 looks.......

<font size="+2">WITH THE GRILL OFF!!!!</font>

 

[kweaver]

And he SCORES !

 

[kmcconaughey]

Alright you two!

 

[jott]

wats the joke?

 

[dtanner]

Kraig McConaughey "Keeper of the Photos"
Well now thats an idea on the light brackets lol. Did you come up with that idea??

Art
Go easy on Kraig cause he was ill.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Don, that's my #2 125, those extra lights were on that one when I bought it. I refer to them as SML Stalk Mounted Lights. They are quite nice as they are higher up and work well with the snow thrower. Hmmmm, when was I ill?

 

[kmcconaughey]

Don, I did have to replace the lights a year or so ago. The Stalks used to be longer for mounting mirrors onto them. I didn't use the mirrors and the Stalks would catch on branches so I shortened them. Here's what it used to look like.

 

[jott]

Is that a...mirror on the right light (sitting on the tractor)?

im sure it has is practical uses but