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Old 06-07-2010, 07:56 PM
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Got some steering parts in for the super. Also got ahold of a nice IH center cap for it like the IH 982's had instead of the plain black one that was on this one.
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Got the PTO off the 149 tonight.
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MH, I'm working on it... Need to get some more grass in for a good set of poser shots :biggrin2.gif:
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You guys have been busy today!
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Cleaned and ajusted carb today, now it runs like a top!!!:biggrin2.gif:
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put the bolens wheel weights on the 100 today. also put the brinly cultivator on and did some digging.
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heres the picture
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Your 100 looks nice, Nick!
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Nice weights, The 100 looks like its ready to get to work
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yeah it worked awesome. especialy with the extra 30 pounds on the cultivator. it did make the little 10 horse snort a little though haha
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