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|Published on March 1, 2007

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I traded for this garden tractor and need help to identify it.
The original color is a shade of turquoise. The only
identifications on it are the numbers and letters 125-4130-MIL-S on
the throttle bracket. The hubcaps have “Crossley” written across
them. Any help would be appreciated.

Dean Newton

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