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Old 02-17-2012, 01:15 AM
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Duke, what do you want out of me? I try and try, but you always have to hack on me, can't do anything right for you
I need to sandblast the wheels yet, and maybe, if I'm good, the wife will let me get a pair of ags
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Old 02-19-2012, 09:28 PM
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A few more things done today on the 100.
Got the lift handle back on, along with the arm for the sleave hitch. Also made up a release rod return spring washer for below the spring in the lift handle, was that a bear to get it to work smooth.
Getting the lift arm hooked up was another story, there were alot of words that weren't in the dictionary
But I noticed I forgot to fill the creeper before installation, I can do it through the breather, right?
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Old 02-19-2012, 11:13 PM
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Great pics, Todd! You're getting close.
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Todd,
Great detailing.
I really like that idea of lifting the front to work on and detail the under side.
Its sure going to look spiffy
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Old 02-20-2012, 09:25 PM
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Well I read about filling the creeper, freaked for nothing. Fill through the breather (dah)
Back to today. I got the sleave hitch, floor-boards and fenders put on, I think by next week, I'll be pullimg apart the engine
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Todd,
Your going to have to throw a blanket over that at night. The glow will keep the neighbors awake! Man that is coming together nice. Is that stainless or chrome fasteners? I like the addition of the acorn nuts to cover the treads. Your going totally bling on us here!
Great close up detail shots of the sweet 100!
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Thanks,
Chris, I only used stainless with the acorn nuts, everything else is new bolts, nuts and washers. I know it's not the original IH hardware, but I wasn't intending a full blown restore, just a "Face Lift"
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Awesome pics, Todd!
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Sloppy day here today, that means it's a cub kinda day!
But it wasn't as I planned. Had to take the lift handle, lift bar and lift bar attaching plate out because it seemed to be binding on the lift bar.
I noticed the lift bar has a slight bend on the front, and it seems I had it on upside down, (flipped) so took it out and turned it around and now there isn't a bind. I didn't think these bars had a slight bend, or is it just mine?
I can tell you, I'd rather go to the dentist than take that out again
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I think I would rather take out the parts you mentioned instead.

Looking good with the bling
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