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Old 02-17-2018, 01:53 PM
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Default 102 rescue
I just got home with the next project, eventually... some day.

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Right now I am going to see if I can get the armstrong handle to go onto the 104. Or put the 12 horse and plow on it. Any suggestions before I attack? I know winters not over, as much as I wish it were!
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Old 02-17-2018, 05:03 PM
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Nice find. Does it run?
Is your 104 the one with the bad hydraulic lift?
The handle will work, but I would get it running and put a blade on it.
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Nice catch. My first cub was a 102 with a rubber seat. Very comfy. Mike
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Great rescue John. That will be a strong cub and it looks like it is in overall, good shape. Uncle Lew said to put a blade on it, which is a great idea, but I am finding it harder and harder to locate NF blades in my area. The WF seem to be plentiful still. If you plan to put a NF blade on it, I hope you can find one. Nice find.....something about the snub nose cubs that just brings back the 60's nostalgia!

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Nice Find!! Doesn't look too bad Get it running and use it as is... those are some of the best tractors I have!
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Looks like a nice survivor. I'd be proud to get that one up and running again. It shows its age well.
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Congrats on the 102, looks to be in decent condition.
Hard to see clearly though, as my head don't turn that far to the side. Aren't these supposed to be "smart phones", you'd think it would automatically take a upright picture...
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Nice find. Does it run?
Is your 104 the one with the bad hydraulic lift?
The handle will work, but I would get it running and put a blade on it.
Guy says it runs but real rough... I have a different carb that came off the 10horse from 104. Gotta find a battery and the steering is froze up. Traded a front pto for it, and it has the front pto on it so basicly I got it free!
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Good score on the 102, John!
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Thanks Allen! I hear the weather is supposed to be nice tomorrow so Hoping to get some to check it out between appointments...
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