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Old 01-27-2011, 08:27 AM
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Nice find! Looks good to me. Can't wait to see is shinned up in the spring. That gaurd on the front is kinda neat too. Would be the cats for anyone who was doing bush work with their Cub.
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Old 01-27-2011, 12:43 PM
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That is one sharp looking cub. Ive always liked the 100 s someday I ll have one enjoy.
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Very nice 100 you have there,I like the PTO handle,
How about a serial #?
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Only had a few minutes to "work" on the 100 the other day. Got the front tire aired up, and put the Deestones on it.

Will need a carb rebuild, and I am having a very difficult time getting the glass filter bowl to separate from the housing gasket. I do not think I have ever been around gasoline that smelled as bad as what was left in the tank. It was awful!

Darkminion, if I read it correctly, the serial number is: 113652
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Nice 100, Steve! I like the grille guard.
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Nice 100! Love that grill gaurd! Very nice for a rattel-can paint job,....wouldent worrie too much about getting on to it. Cool tractor! Thanks for sharing!
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Ag tires make a world of differece! that thing looks mean! and ready for feild work
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Oh those ag's are awesome! Got to change those front tires now.
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Nice 100 you got there!Those Deestones are some great tires for the price,the ones i have pull awesome!
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Nice 100 you got there!
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