Nice looking old gal. Thanks for the pictures. I noticed the D315 in the No.112 engine sets a lot higher in the frame than the D318 engine in the No.12.
Hello, I'm in Polson Montana, and could be interested in your 112 . My first piece of equipment was a knucklebuster #12.
Do you have any of the scarifier teeth by chance?
Does it need anything to be fully functional?
Thanks.
Moquey
Hello, I'm in Polson Montana, and could be interested in your 112 . My first piece of equipment was a knucklebuster #12.
Do you have any of the scarifier teeth by chance?
Does it need anything to be fully functional?
Thanks.
Moquey
I have a 112 that I drove from Ronan to Yellow Bay three years ago. I would let this go. Also have a #12 if you are interested. 406 982.3266 Ran great. MtMongoose
sent you a pm
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