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Old 12-10-2011, 08:38 PM
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Default 100 Made its way into my garage....

Well, after numerous e-mails and questions (likely enough to drive a man to drink), I got me a 100 today. Even with the cool weather, it made its way home from New York State this afternoon safe and sound. Was fortunete to get a #4 trailer, deck, and front blade with it as well as a hand full of extra parts.
Wife and I took a little drive today and met two great people. Rich and his wife Donna were great. Laid back, friendly people who give new meaning to bending over backwards! Thank you very much!! Rich, your "baby" will have a good home, and is tucked in nicely - don't worry, I will take good care of her! By the way, assure you wife I don't think I could ever bring myself to bleed blue (Toronto Maple Leaf's blue). Besides, I see the torment my friends get from being one of them fans....poor buggers!

Here is a couple pictures of it before I tucked it away in the garage. Will add more this week. Have it nicely tucked in next to the 982. They seem to get along well too - so I am sure there will be not fighting. Have to check out the one front wheel, think it needs a bushing or something, has a little cant to it. Nothing serious I am sure. Have a bracket for the generator to either spot weld or just replace with the one in the extra parts pile. Other than that....a good waxing when Spring comes. I'd have to say, it looks great pulling a #4 cart.



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Old 12-10-2011, 08:43 PM
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Mike Congrats on a sweet 100 and #4 cart!
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Old 12-10-2011, 08:45 PM
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Sweet 100! nice score!
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Old 12-10-2011, 08:49 PM
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Thanks guys! I am pretty excited!
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That is a sweet looking 100. Are you going to put it to Snow blade duty this winter??
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You kidding DX3?? NOT A CHANCE! This is to be used for Spring to Fall work. No real intention of using it in the winter at all. I have a blade on my ATV & a Cub walk behind snow blower. Until I start to get old and seize up, I will be able to use the walk behind. Someday I will get myself a dedicated "snow removal" tractor and sell off the walk behind. But that will be a tractor with a nice cab on it and I can sit in there on those cold blustery days. I am sure that will not come anytime soon if I can help it. Besides the fact that the wife would shoot me! Was offered a nice cab today. Parts of it were the wrong colour - but we will not go there! Guess nothing a good paint gun couldn't fix? Not really sure what model tractor I would suit up for winter duties - but not going to be the 100. Was surprised how big it is, doesn't look as small next to the 982 as I thought it might.
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