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Old 01-30-2010, 08:37 PM
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I am in the process of restoring a 100. The gas tank that was on there when I got it was white. I have another 100 parts tractor that had a yellow gas tank on it. Does anyone know the correct color of the gas tank and straps for a 100?

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i too painting a tank, yellow. what about the side-shields? i painted them but suppose the motor operates better {cooler} without them. i think it would be better for the motor if they were not there. any thoughts?
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i too painting a tank, yellow. what about the side-shields? i painted them but suppose the motor operates better {cooler} without them. i think it would be better for the motor if they were not there. any thoughts?
If you are talking about the shields on the motor the motor will run cooler if you leave the shields on.
Kohler put those shields on for a reason.
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i too painting a tank, yellow. what about the side-shields? i painted them but suppose the motor operates better {cooler} without them. i think it would be better for the motor if they were not there. any thoughts?
What "side-shields" are you talking about?
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