100's coming along
 

Well my barn find is looking some better. Rebuilt the carb. Matt G. told me how to loosen up a stuck clutch, two new cables and it runs and drives like a new tractor that has a few hours on it! I did find out the hood was home made that's why it don't look right, and had no ornament on it.
I put the after market steering wheel on because the original was so broken up, cracked all around.
Still don't know what the seat if from, but it's ok for now. I did a little painting to clean it up a bit, along with making a battery holder and fuel line filter and shut off valve. (enough hose clamps)
To say I'm really getting into these older tractors would be an understatement, I'm lovin' every bit of it!

Looking good Zippy1. You do nice work glad to hear it's running good for you. You just gotta love these tractors!!

lookin good
 

looks good !!! congrats on the older cub.

Great job, Zippy! Your 100 looks awesome. :beerchug:

Coming along nice!

Nice batt. bracket! These IHCCs rock! Not bad homemade hood! Lots of clamps but works and gets the job done. Nice IHCC 100!:IH Logo:

:beer2:really looking good

Thanks for the kind words. I started working on the late 80's lawn tractors which are still alot of fun to do. But then these two GT's came along and, well I guess I got bitten by the CUB BUG:ThumbsUp:and it's been down hill from there.
Last night started to work on a hand clutch for the 100,:bigthink: so I can get some seat time on it. Getting tired of just starting it and pushing it around the shop, it's time to enjoy it! For what it is, a great machine:beer2:

If you make a hand clutch, add a stronger clutch return spring so you that your longer hand clutch lever can't bounce around and make the clutch slip and glaze the friction disc.

Thanks Matt, never thought of it.
Makes since though.