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Old 10-12-2011, 08:19 PM
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Todd,
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Old 10-12-2011, 10:06 PM
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Todd,
Deer harvesting, now your talkin! Was going to say deer killin but that might offeNd some folks.
Hey I got that seat NICE unit! Thanks a bunch. I think the wife gave it the thumbs up too. And the cat was on it as soon as I turned my back!
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Old 10-12-2011, 11:29 PM
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zippy. your exaust looks interesting. is that a full straight pipe? did you bend it so it comes off the factory bend on the motor? i'm looking to do something like that
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Old 10-13-2011, 03:55 PM
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zippy. your exaust looks interesting. is that a full straight pipe? did you bend it so it comes off the factory bend on the motor? i'm looking to do something like that
Nick, it's off the muffler exit. Didn't want it to loud, it has just the right purr!
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Old 10-14-2011, 08:34 AM
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Had a rain day yesterday afternoon. So I fabbed up some frame supports for the 100. The frame had a few cracks and I was thinking by just welding it, it would most likely crack again. Seems to be a weak spot anyway.
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Todd great work!
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Looking good, Todd! Thanks for the pics.
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Old 10-18-2011, 05:36 PM
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Well I got a few things done on the 100 this afternoon. You think the bearings are shot? No wonder it steered like a dump truck! (old one)
Called my local cub dealer for all the parts, they should be here by the weekend.
Welded some PO holes up and got them smoothed over, baby steps I guess.
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Well I got a few things done on the 100 this afternoon. You think the bearings are shot? No wonder it steered like a dump truck! (old one)
Called my local cub dealer for all the parts, they should be here by the weekend.
Welded some PO holes up and got them smoothed over, baby steps I guess.
WOW, if I had taken pics of the 73 Steering I took apart today, we could have swapped pics, LOL. It looked nasty in there with some loose bearings falling out when I took it apart just like yours.
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Todd,
Nice shots of your steering! Yes one of my steering boxes looked just like that too. YUK!
(BTW did you see pictures of the seat I installed on the 147? Thanks! I think it is going to work well.)
Glad to see you are making progress!
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