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Old 04-09-2011, 08:05 PM
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Finally got some seat time on the 100 today. It's been a long wait, and an even longer wait for the 100. I think I could hear it breathing a sigh of relief, from sitting out all those years wondering if the tires would ever turn again.
Hooked up to the railroad rail and did a little driveway grading, fun, fun, fun
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Old 04-09-2011, 08:07 PM
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Nice pics Zippy! Looks like it was a nice day there
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Todd those are some great pics! Your 100 looks happy to back being worked again!
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Nice Nice Pics! I love the huge blue sky behind you! Is that the 100 with the modified shifter handle? If so, How did it hold up?
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Old 04-09-2011, 08:42 PM
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Great pics!! I love the railroad rail idea, it looks to be doing a very good job for the driveway. I am looking at the scenery and I don't see anywhere that big ole boulder would have come from. Sure hope it didn't just drop out of the sky, LOL I do like it tho.
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Great pics!! I love the railroad rail idea, it looks to be doing a very good job for the driveway. I am looking at the scenery and I don't see anywhere that big ole boulder would have come from. Sure hope it didn't just drop out of the sky, LOL I do like it tho.
We were doing a road job years ago north of here a ways, and it's all big ol' rocks like that. My dad pushed it on the low bed with a D6H and brought it home. It sat for years, then I got this wild hair that it might look good in the front yard, plus I got sick of people running on the grass on that corner. So I had dad try and pick it up with the JD loader, darn near flattend the fronts on it. Brought it across the hwy where the company is, and set it up. And it's there to stay, just wish he would have crossed the scale for and grins to see what it weighed.
And yes William104, it's the same tractor, and the clutch works real good.
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Thanks for the awesome action pics! The 100 is doing an excellent job!
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Great to see a cub doing what it was designed to do.....work hard!!

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Zippy,
Looks like the railroad rail works great. Really think that's a neat idea. I really need to find something for my driveway. The winter was pretty tough on it this year. Nice pics!!
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