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Old 02-03-2014, 08:21 AM
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Default I want to say thanks for all of your help.
I guess I should finally fess up. I sold my 104. The deere 300 will be coming into my garage shortly and I want to still have room in there.

Anyway I want to say thanks for everyone's help while I was rebuilding it. It would have been a lot harder without this sight.

Hopefully one day I can snag up an original to redo and have as just a toy.
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He's gone to the dark side, LOL. You'll be back.
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Old 02-03-2014, 03:35 PM
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No doubt I will be back. I want to get an O or one of the tractors that have round fenders and restore it someday.

As far as selling the 104,well no one here can deny that the 300 is way more tractor (dual hydraulics, hydro trans, bigger engine, turning brakes, ect) than the 104 was. Plus it was free and was my Grandpas so I can't wait to get her all tuned up and running like a top like the 104 was.
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Well....

Since it was "Gramps" tractor..OK

Tune and restore it,and then find the Cub Cadet original and have at
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Your post is meaningless.

Pics of your new Deere are needed.

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I'll always be an IH guy and always think no matter what JD has been made or will be made it's not good enough for me.
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Tactors are like women, there's alot of nice ones out there. That's what makes life interesting.
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