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Old 06-12-2017, 04:32 PM
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Parts came in today. Took my vise off the work top and mounted it to a piece of 2x6 and then used the press to compress the spring.
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Old 06-12-2017, 11:31 PM
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Parts came in today. Took my vise off the work top and mounted it to a piece of 2x6 and then used the press to compress the spring.
looks like a good way to load the clutch spring!!
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A little more progress. I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel as the uninstalled parts pile is getting smaller. In the pile that I got from the PO was what I think is a complete 3 point hitch which I think I will clean up and install. I sold the weight box and the plow. I will clean up the deck and install that when done.
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Got my new wiring harness in today. Wow does Mike do impressive work!!!!
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Finally had a little time to work on the CUB. Rebuilt the PTO, put the grill back together. Checked to make sure the ground is good from negative battery cable up to the regulator. So much new paint I paid a lot of attention and was careful to make sure I had good contact. Getting close to starting it!!!
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Looking great! I think the 70/100 with headlights is one sharp looking front view!! The 71/102/122/123 is a close second!
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It's really looking good there Smalljob. Might give Tim a run for his money?
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