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Old 03-02-2016, 06:30 PM
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Default Tetnus anyone?
This 100 was a local find,very rusty.It has a home made weight box that will work on a 70/100,71,72,and 73 without a 3 point hitch.

It has a dirty little secret which I like,can you see it?
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It's got a set of IH weights behind da udder ones. Is that the first cyclops?
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It has a dirty little secret which I like,can you see it?
It has IH wheel weights behind the outside weights.


I would say nice score..... but I'm guessing you bought it for what it has, not what it is.
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Old 03-02-2016, 06:47 PM
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Gee I shudda made it more difficult.

It does roll,and shift,but everything else is rusted tight.
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I am a green horn. Never would have guessed that. I assume they are quite rare?
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Yes sears weights without the slot for the valve stem are,cub weights are a dime a 3 dozen
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Nice find, I think, at least you got weights.
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I am a green horn. Never would have guessed that. I assume they are quite rare?
Very rare, Lew only has a couple hundred sets. LMAO.

Just my 2 cents but unless you are looking for collector wheel weights you have to be on drugs to pay the prices that OEM Cub wheel weights go for. Seriously $2.50 per LB. for a cast iron wheel weight is stupid. I guess I just don't get it.
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Nice find, I think, at least you got weights.
And a weights box.yippie!!!
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And a weights box.yippie!!!
Yep, forgot about that, hope you got your tetnus, is it a keeper?
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