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Old 01-08-2011, 08:17 PM
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well, the 122 is finally complete. runs great. drives awesome. and the newly aquired 102 runs awesome as well minus a rattle in the clutch. ill dig into that later. i figured since they both were running id get them out for a group picture. big brother and lil brother! the 122 is the one on the left, 102 on the right with cab.

Just picked up a QA-36 snow blower today as well for the 102. gonna put that on tomorrow and throw some snow! the snow is fluffy so it should do alright without a creeper. im gonna get one for it soon. the 122 has one but im putting the snow blade on that.



more of the 102 w/ the wide frame cab

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Old 01-08-2011, 11:07 PM
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Nice IHCC 122 and IHCC102! Like the 122 because it has creeper, hyd.lift and ag's. The 102 looks nice with cab. A little battery heater would keep it some-what warm in there too. Good tractors!! Thanks for the shots!
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Old 01-09-2011, 01:35 AM
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Nice IHCC 122 and IHCC102! Like the 122 because it has creeper, hyd.lift and ag's. The 102 looks nice with cab. A little battery heater would keep it some-what warm in there too. Good tractors!! Thanks for the shots!

thanks! actually after a while, the heat from the motor makes it nice and toasty in the cab. i can't wait to get the snow thrower hooked up to see what it will do! i got a weight box for the back that im gonna adapt to fit it. i got this really heavy cannon ball lookin thing that i wanna use for weight.
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Great looking cubs, Nick!
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Old 01-09-2011, 10:54 AM
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Nice pics! Thanks for sharing them. Fyi you don't need a creeper for a snow blade. A tiller and snow thrower would be the only reason to have one. Just trying to save you some money from buying another one.
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i know, but the 122 is the one i wanted to get all "decked" out with the goodies on it. the 102 will run the thrower since the PTO clutch is really good on it. i have a lead on another creeper...just waiting for an email back.
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nice pair you got there like th cab
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i know, but the 122 is the one i wanted to get all "decked" out with the goodies on it. the 102 will run the thrower since the PTO clutch is really good on it. i have a lead on another creeper...just waiting for an email back.
Sounds good Nick! I like your cab too. I want one so bad.
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Old 01-09-2011, 10:44 PM
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we are in the same boat. i really want a Loader bad! :biggrin2.gif:
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we are in the same boat. i really want a Loader bad! :biggrin2.gif:
I'm in a worst spot I know where there's a cab for sale and the guy will not call me back. I also know where theres a another loader and my wife keeps saying no!
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