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Old 09-23-2013, 05:21 PM
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Default Things are getting exciting...
Stuff for the 128 project are starting to roll in. I got the clutch parts in and the clutch reassembled. I ordered a wiring harness from MLamar today. He supplies a very high quality product for a heck of a price including battery cables.
Also my decals from Maple Hunter just came in the mail today. I have an order from Chris Westfall to pay for and that will just about complete everything I need except for two new front tri rib tires and I'll get those next month. Looking forward to getting this 2 year project finished up.

This is what it looked like when I had to stop working on it for a year or so. I now have the rear fender pan installed and the engine is temporarily setting in the engine bay. Will get the clutch connected to the tranny and hanging ready to connect to the engine when I get some small items on it finished up.


Here are the decals that just came in:




I'll get some pics of the wiring harness when I get it in later this week.
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Old 09-23-2013, 05:58 PM
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Looking good Dwayne............

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Looks good DWayne!
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This makes me so impatient to restore one of my toys!!

Looks good!
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Run it up to Virginia, and I will paint it to match my QL 1000.





It is looking good, it is fun when you 'round the home stretch!!
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looks great
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nice looking tractor
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DWayne you are at the same point I am with our 102, .

I ordered a wiring harness from Mike also and couldn't be more happier with his work. He will get all my business from now on.
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Run it up to Virginia, and I will paint it to match my QL 1000.





It is looking good, it is fun when you 'round the home stretch!!
Not sure I would let Big John near it or it may end up looking like this
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