100 led a rough life
 

Picked up a 100 thats pretty beat up. Bought it for the wheel weights and don't think I am up to fixing this one up. Probably use it for parts. I think the guys kids must have severely abused it!


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Randy

Looks like a flower trying to bloom to me. Yes it is kinda grubby now but can be brought back to life. Come on Randy you can do it.

Sir, send that machine my way after you take the weights.:Whistle:

I have to agree that it would end up being an expensive rehab. It may be better to part it so that more worthy machines may live. :beerchug:

I wish I lived closer.....That is a diamond in the rough.
I would give it a good home.

Agreed. 70/100s are one of the best looking models in my opinion. Would love to find one down here. A couple hours of tear down and you're almost done! Good score none the less, needs some missing parts and tlc but I've seen and brought home much worse

Doesn't look too bad! I have for sure seen worse!:beerchug:

Looks like it has a rear lift also... I agree with Alvy and some of the others... 70's and 100's are a great looking tractor and are very simple and easy to work on!:biggrin2:

If it casts a shadow, then it can be restored! Heck if it were mine I'd have to try to crank it. If it ran decent then you'd have a good candidate for a complete tear down and restoration. Sounds like you got it maybe for the price of a set of wheel weights? If so you are starting with an essentially free tractor. Fix it or part it, either way its a good save, glad to see it ain't headed to the junkyard!:beerchug:

Why not restore it they don't make em anymore, and they are getting very hard to find. But your $$$. For me i'd be on it like stink on S***.:ThumbsUp:

It doesn't look that bad to me. Bend the clutch pedal, add a shifter knob, some new tires and maybe a grille, and it'd be good to go.