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Old 04-08-2015, 08:26 AM
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Awesome resto-thread. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm thinking about doing about the same with my 102. I'm new to this, how much did it cost minus tires? Kicka$$ job by the way.
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Old 05-26-2015, 05:52 AM
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I didn't keep track of the cost to restore the 70. This is a guess....I have around $750 to $1000 in the tractor. This includes engine rebuild.
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This is a amazing and well documented restoration! You did a wonderful job, I read the entire thread but I still come short finding the brand of front tires you got on this beauty queen.

Can you tell me what brand/size they are and were you buy them from please.
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This is a amazing and well documented restoration! You did a wonderful job, I read the entire thread but I still come short finding the brand of front tires you got on this beauty queen.

Can you tell me what brand/size they are and were you buy them from please.

Thanks

The front tires were on the tractor when it came to my house. The tire size is 4.00-8 or 3.50-8.

I purchase the tires like those at a show. You can find them on eBay.
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where did you get your International Harvester Manual for Cub Cadet 100 ?
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Old 11-06-2016, 12:28 AM
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where did you get your International Harvester Manual for Cub Cadet 100 ?


Right on this site in our technical library. Pretty much everything in print has been put on here for download.



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