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Old 06-08-2025, 03:07 PM
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I'm Brucifer from Denver...I have a new to me CC 1863. The tractor runs, but has a couple of issue to include the shifter being relatively loose. Not sure if there are supposed to be positive feedback such as clicking into detents or not. Everything else is in pretty decent condition...just missing the idiot light lens at the top of the dash.

So my intent is to clean it up and repair any issues I find. Then, I'd like to make an FEL then adapt the rear to a 3-point. I'm not super dedicated to keep things all original, but don't neccesarily want to stray into ratrod territory. Just want a solid usable unit and have fun getting to that point. I am in the city burbs but have a decent lot where I would use the tractor. I have yet to start and folks are asking if they can use it. Sheesh...

Thanks for letting me in. I look forward to getting to know folks and gleaning as much info as I can. Hoping to meet you soon!

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Isn't that what neighbours are for . to borrow all your stuff and return when either broken or worn out
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Old 06-09-2025, 12:43 PM
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Thanks so much for the welcome!

Oz, so true! Come to think if it, my former brother in law still has my chainsaw and has since moved out of state. I swear, everyone knows I have a memory like a sieve... ?
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