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Old 04-09-2012, 09:41 PM
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Default I picked up this parts 100 Sat. for $50.
Scored me a headlight panel, and switch and a better hood. It had a rear PTO too! Listed it on Ebay tonight. Got the steering wheel off after much aggravation. Front spindles are rusted solid. I'll probably strip the frame and sand blast it, then swap all the parts on my butchered trans cover 100 over to it over time. Thought about swapping the PTO over to mine, but really, the creeper on mine is enough, but you can never have too many handles.
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Old 04-09-2012, 09:56 PM
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I would DEFINATELY keep that rear PTO. It only adds value to your tractor. Plus, rear PTO and creeper are just two neat options IMO. You would have a very loaded 100 if you kept it...
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Old 04-09-2012, 10:21 PM
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Nice find on the 100, ABC!
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I would DEFINATELY keep that rear PTO. It only adds value to your tractor. Plus, rear PTO and creeper are just two neat options IMO. You would have a very loaded 100 if you kept it...
Agreed! Ya dont find that combination let alone the rear pto everyday.
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I would DEFINATELY keep that rear PTO. It only adds value to your tractor. Plus, rear PTO and creeper are just two neat options IMO. You would have a very loaded 100 if you kept it...
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Agreed! Ya dont find that combination let alone the rear pto everyday.
Add a hydraulic lift and you'd have a tricked out 100! Great score!
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Old 04-10-2012, 06:33 AM
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I'd keep the pto too.

The sidesaddle pan seat is not often seen either ! :-)


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Well, I'm starting the PTO at $199. If it doesn't sell, it will go on mine. If it does sell, more money to spend on mine. A win-win situation.
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Now I just need a narrow frame hydro lift for $50. I have the 3 point on it already.
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It would be nice to find one for $50... But no matter how much you put in that youll have a very handy Cub for just about any job. I like when people put all the options on one, makes them look sweet!
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You can't beat that, a 100 with rear PTO and hydraulic lift!
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