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Old 09-08-2018, 11:43 AM
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I finally decided to fix one of the many broken CCC emblems I have and install it on the 1050. Now that I see it on there I realize how bad the headlight panel looks, hopefully I can find time to remove it and hit it with some black paint.
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I finally decided to fix one of the many broken CCC emblems I have and install it on the 1050. Now that I see it on there I realize how bad the headlight panel looks, hopefully I can find time to remove it and hit it with some black paint.
Sniff sniff... I think I smell a can of worms being opened!

Can you really stop yourself at the headlight panel ? lol
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Old 09-08-2018, 12:21 PM
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Sniff sniff... I think I smell a can of worms being opened!

Can you really stop yourself at the headlight panel ? lol
The 1050 was a one model year only tractor and this one is all original except for the wheels and tires but I have the originals in the shed. I'd like to leave it original as possible but the temptation to paint it is always there.
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The 1050 was a one model year only tractor and this one is all original except for the wheels and tires but I have the originals in the shed. I'd like to leave it original as possible but the temptation to paint it is always there.
Ah.. now I see what your faced with... yes tough tough decisions there with that one. Now that you educated me on the 1050 some I understand.... never knew that the 1050 was a one year tractor.
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Mocking up power steering on a 1650 for possible installation and to see what's needed on the 149 w/DanCo loader project.
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Ah.. now I see what your faced with... yes tough tough decisions there with that one. Now that you educated me on the 1050 some I understand.... never knew that the 1050 was a one year tractor.
They were made in 1989 only and I read somewhere that there were less than 3,000 made but it don't know how accurate that info is. They have a rubber mounted engine but use a completely different setup then all the other rubber mounted Cub's, my 1050 is the smoothest single cylinder I have.

Here's a nice one on Craigslist if you want one for yourself.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/gr...655563165.html
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I finally decided to fix one of the many broken CCC emblems I have and install it on the 1050. Now that I see it on there I realize how bad the headlight panel looks, hopefully I can find time to remove it and hit it with some black paint.
Looks good Tim! That series tractor has always looked odd to me with nothing between the headlights.. The either need the IH or CCC emblem to make them look complete!
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Continuing to make slow progress on the 100. Put the engine in place this afternoon.
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Continuing to make slow progress on the 100. Put the engine in place this afternoon.
Looks good, but how did you get it to stick to the ceiling?
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