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Old 01-14-2010, 02:10 PM
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First pic of 2010! The 100 has been sitting, since I hauled leaves in December. It fired right up! Not bad for sitting two weeks, so I went for a ride.

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Today, I received the rear bushings that weld to the frame that hold the 3 point hitch lever between the frame from Scott Murphy and I cleaned them up,welded them in and hooked the 3 point hitch up. Now I need to get me a used cheap Brinly adapter and I will be closer to plowing this spring...Also today, I had the weight brackets welded up for my custom rear wheel weights. I copied Merks idea and had a 1/2 plate cut out to fit inside the wheels and welded a 1 inch thread rod piece on so I could slide some barbell weights on. Tomorrow a buddy at work is making some 1/4 plates to cover the barbell weights. When the weather turns nicer,I'll paint them Cub white..
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Old 01-14-2010, 08:34 PM
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ACecil,
100 looks like it is enjoying getting a little sun.



bignastyGS,
Sounds like you are getting closer
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Old 01-15-2010, 06:42 PM
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Default Diz Jr. Got the MONSTER BLADE Out

Diz Jr. I am going to put chains on all the back tires . Wont be till i go next Saterday to pick the 70 he has 2 set's of 23 x 10 .50 x 12 chains . Here it is wating for snow

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Old 01-15-2010, 07:27 PM
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That is one good looking tractor camarokidz28
It ought to be pretty much unstoppable with chains on all those tires :biggrin2.gif: That rig makes mine look like a toy
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Mounted the wheel weight brackets on the back today and cut the 1 inch thread rod flush with the nuts so they don't stick out. Decided to only put 4 10 lbers on each side,but I need to run to Dicks Sporting Goods and get 2 more. I like the way it came out and now need nice weather to be able to paint the whole deal..


If I am boring others,please say so...I am really enjoying working on these tractors anymore...It's a nice change and fun thing to do in the cold months..
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Old 01-15-2010, 11:57 PM
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Love hearing about your progress bignastyGS
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Thanks for the pics, camarokid. Can't wait to see some action pics.
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Well......it seemed like springtime here today! Almost 50 degrees!
I used the 124 and the old cart to help move a few items from the garage. It was really nice to be able to work in the garage with both doors up!

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Was a busy 2 days weled up some rims for the puller and painted them .


Making a 6 wheel trailer painted the rims to day and was working on the frount axle .

got the peices for the frame cut .

Have to make a trip to the metal place this week to get the rest of the steel i need .
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