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Old 10-15-2010, 09:36 PM
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Looks like good progress on the Original camarokidz28
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Replaced a bad coil on the 71 today,Would idle then die,Sometimes you can tell by the bottom being pushed out,other times the ohm meter does the trick.All is well now.
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Nice work on the Original, Denny!
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Looks great Denny, keep up the good work!
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darkminion 17- Eazy fix and back in action! ALL RIGHT!!! Bring those model 71's up to the front! Denny- Looking good! I know, it can be some work!
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Well I finished up converting a Mag 18 motor today to put in my 682. From what I was told, it was originally in a cub, got pulled and sold to a guy who put it in a Simplicity. Then the guy who sold the motor ended up buying the whole Simplicity back off the guy. then he sold me the motor, but he didn't have time to pull it from the tractor, so he gave me the whole tractor. Well today I finally finished getting the motor ready to go back into a cub. Anyone want to buy a Simplicity Sunstar roller?

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Default Eleanor today
Primed some parts


And Eleanor was washed , primed and painted



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Great work, guys!

The 100 is back to it's self. Love the wheel weights and duals!

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yay Allen! im so glad you finally put the outers on! the duals really add an aggressive look to a cub, in my opinion. love em on my 104
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