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Old 11-13-2009, 09:58 PM
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Thumbs up Birthday boy got a 104
Got a E-mail last night @ 1:30am, sale fell through, I was next in line for the offer, $60.00 as is, no engine. So it's my boys b-day this month and I did just sell his Scott's 1642, so I picked it up on the way home, waited @ the corner by school and waited for him to get out. It was good to see his eyes widen and his whole face light up, heck, I even let him ride on it the whole way home! (All 2 blocks) Enjoy the pics. The ser# is 168604.
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Well tell him I said Happy Birthday too. That's one hell of a present...my 11yr old could care less about anything mechanical....I'm not getting down on him....he's a great, brilliant and incredibly talented kid....I just wish he didn't look at me like I'm some redneck he's distantly related to.
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Old 11-13-2009, 10:47 PM
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do you have the fenders? if ya dont i got a nice straight set all boxed up ready go, they were sold then the guy backed out at the last min, send me an email if interested
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Are those pics of your 104? That does not look like a 104 like I have.
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Are those pics of your 104? That does not look like a 104 like I have.
I am not sure what it is, I need that web site w/ the ser# info. I guessed by looking @ all the pics here. I'll take all the help I can get, the boy thinks I'm still smart so by morning I hope to have a pos ID.
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What a great present
Nice looking tractor.
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Your Son has a great Dad! Nice 104!
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its a 102 or 122, not a 104, i cant believe i didnt catch that earlier! heres a 122 for comparison
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Yeh, I saw the blue h/l panel (hydro), but then noticed the shifter???
Either way, it's got fresh paint, and it looks nice. Well worth it.
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the blue head light panel was use on all of the 3rd series of cubs
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