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Old 05-29-2014, 10:39 PM
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My new 102. Needs alil work but I like it and has 3 point. Gave it a bath and took deck offimage.jpg
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Old 05-30-2014, 01:21 AM
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Good looking 102
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Looks quite good for a tractor built in the mid 60s. I seem to have a soft spot for the 102. I used one for many years and for jobs it was never designed for but it has held up to the task. It also survived my two sons trying to destroy it. My one son (EricR) and I have restored it to something of what it must have looked like new. I suppose it will become a bit of a trailer queen for at least a couple of years.
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Congrats on your nice 102!
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Thanks guys. I have wanted a flat nose for awhile... I want to have each one 71, 122, 123 eventually!!
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Here is the package I picked up last year. My first cub. Repowered with a 16hp briggs. Put in a new pto clutch, modified the mule drive(new pto clutch was further forward so belt had funny angle), everything has come off for cleaning, rebuilding steering right now. Then it should be time for finally getting a garden in! oh, and I snuck on some tru-powers! New hytran and filter
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Nice QL and attachments!
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Just inherited this beauty. I plan on sprucing her up this coming winter, replacing a few things, a little paint here and there.
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Nice 109, you have there!
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