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Old 05-21-2017, 11:16 PM
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I noticed all the other machines are workers. Should be a no brained for the winner
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Tim that looks amazing. You did a really good job and your grandpa looks genuinely thrilled. Glad you two got share that "its finished" moment.
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Not only did you do an awesome job on the tractor, pretty cool your grandpa is still around to enjoy it!!





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I just drug this home, can anybody guess where the hydraulic lift is going? I can't believe I have to tear this 100 back apart to install this but it will be worth it in the end.
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Gotta love those fancy fenders! Anyways the hydro lift will be a nice add on to the 100.
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Old 05-24-2017, 08:41 PM
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Gotta love those fancy fenders! Anyways the hydro lift will be a nice add on to the 100.
I think so. This tractor spent it's whole life with no options and I plan to slowly add every option I can.
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That will be a sweet add on.
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Almost looks like some kind of ammo magazine on there.
Will you be rebuilding the pump and cylinder?
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You will love the hydraulic lift on the 100. I installed one on my 100 that I use to till my garden and it really is a back saver. It will make a great tractor better.
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You will love the hydraulic lift on the 100. I installed one on my 100 that I use to till my garden and it really is a back saver. It will make a great tractor better.
Tom
What he said, except on my 125.
Get us a closer look at that guard on it, hey Tim.
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