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Old 10-14-2017, 06:15 PM
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This months submission is sent to us by local member Dave Schwandt aka finsruskw from Earlville, IA. Dave wrote: "My 104 Cub completed just in time for RPRU last week. Shown with Brinly cultivator, three point and sleeve hitch, home made grille screen, and IH wheel weights as well as a WF front axle." Thanks for the submission Dave!!!

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Beautiful restoration! Please add additional pics.
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Sweet looking tractor. Congrats on this month's POTM.
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Here's a "before" shot....
It was Caterpillar yeller, a brush job!!
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I'm certain that turned a few heads, nice work.
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Great job Dave and congrats on POTM.
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Congrats Dave!! Very nice work!


Just wondering.... why the WF front axle? It appears that's what it had on it when you got it. Did you just keep it that way? Or is there a reason you used it?
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Original front axle must have been trashed as the WF axle is what was in it when I got it. I figured someone would notice that!!

I did not have a replacement so it went back in.
I'll have to keep my eye out for one.
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sweet looking 104
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The 104 looks great, congrats on a job well done.

I like the look of the wide frame axle and wanted to do it to the 100 but wanted to keep the tractor as original as possible.
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