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Old 04-07-2015, 07:27 AM
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See that round hole right below the zero of "104"?
Light switch goes there.


On your loose pto pulley.........when properly installed there are three pointy set screws in it, then a blunt nose set (jambing) screw on top of each pointy set screw.
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Thats a beautiful cubby!! Thank You for your help, I appreciate it!! My 105. Built the hitch and winch for it for a buddy and he gave me my 104, that I love. He is selling out and buying a house in VA. So i got this one for doing some repair work on current house. Also talked him outta a metal car port(cubby port). Gonna be my shop to restore the both this coming up winter.20150407_101306.jpg

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Not very pretty(to my wife) but both complete!! So i see a thing of beauty!!
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Is there something to put in between hydro cylinder and lift arm as create down pressure? Tires are loaded but would like to find cubby weights also. Actually one tire on each tractor is loaded. He had flat and stole one for other. What is 105 worth with qa36 snow blower and 48" deck, with manual lift?
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My 104, in mud!! Had to bring in fire wood. Now i need a big ass roller!! On the bright side, now water has couple ditches to follow!
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For down pressure, there is a small metal clip that slides over the end of the cylinder arm to act as a float lockout. I don't have a picture at the moment, I'll try getting one tonight when I get home. As for price for what you're putting together, I think $450-500 would be reasonable: $300 for a working tractor with deck, $150-$200 for an operable snow thrower. Good luck with your mud, pretty swampy up in my neck of the woods too, in the areas that aren't still under 1-2 feet of snow.
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If you put down pressure on the blade, you will just bend the rod.
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I am not gonna be diggin a pond!! Just scraping wet clay from top of sod without blade riding up and over it. Town is bringing me dirt from ditch cleaning and usually it is so wet i end up just driving over pile! Thanks for the replys.20150408_122210.jpg

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Here she is before we got stuck, guy i got both 104 & 105 swapped rear tires so one is loaded on each tractor! So light side spins soon as clutch catches. Shoulda known better and used big chraftsman wider tires loaded with used antifreeze and 60# wheel weights per wheel! Woulda made BIG ditches but we woulda came out together oh well!
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Got a chance to look at my front pulley today and its actually the starter/gen pulley on the crank thats loose. And would like to get the vertical style muffler for the 104? Any ideas?
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Got a chance to look at my front pulley today and its actually the starter/gen pulley on the crank thats loose. And would like to get the vertical style muffler for the 104? Any ideas?
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Got a chance to look at my front pulley today and its actually the starter/gen pulley on the crank thats loose. And would like to get the vertical style muffler for the 104? Any ideas?
Ideas? Yes, get that pulley fixed before it messes your crank shaft up!


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Not very pretty(to my wife) but both complete!! So i see a thing of beauty!!
I am confused about this post, is it your 104 and your wife that are complete or your wife and your 105? And which of these three do you believe to be "a thing of beauty"?
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