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Dick2 12-20-2012 15:26:01 174.19.205.113 Report to Moderator	Performance of the 123 was pretty low compared to other machines on the market at that time. That's why most of them disappeared when they were sent to the scrap. That one would be a money pit for sure. If you want one to restore, look for something that is in better condition - there should be lots of them that are a better overall buy than that one. [Reply]   [No Email]
1206SWMO 12-20-2012 15:46:54 184.63.199.33 Report to Moderator	Re: Better Pics Of That Rough 123 McCormick Plus More Pics in reply to Dick2, 12-20-2012 15:26:01   Dick,no one is going to restore this combine..It isnt even a good parts machine..I didnt see a thing on it that I could use for mine.. You must not have read the thread below that shows the 123 that I hope to restore some day.Its a decent 100% original combine purchased in western Kansas.. Very few 123's survived and decent original ones are getting almost impossible to find..Believe me I know..I have a fairly complete 123 sitting in western Kansas that I'm not even going to haul 400 miles home due to the expense.. [Reply]  [No Email]