Posted by The Famous Grouse on August 14, 2019 at 11:02:08 from (97.116.30.250):
A guy near me has a Deere 125 skid steer for sale. The machine looks to be in reasonably good condition for its age, but currently has no spark when cranked.
It's the gas version. I believe from reading online that the diesel was a Teledyne, but no mentions on what the gas version had for a motor.
My question is who made this skid steer for Deere and what engine is likely to be in it? Was it an Owatonna or an OMC or something else? I've found a lot of mentions that say Deere was not building skid steers on thier own in this era, but nobody seems to say who built these for Deere.
Anybody have any experience with these machines, especially the gas version?
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