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Cc 106
Second post on OCC here. 1st one is on the RER site.
Here are some pics of my CC 106 project (TOO many projects going on here - got a couple of Bolens ongoing too...). Picked this 106 up last fall - mowed with it once after repairing the mule drive. Should be good to go if I ever finish the restoration. Only a few mods to mention. The seat is obvious (I hated the old seat and had this pan seat laying around, sooooo...). Did some minor fiberglass repair to the dash and then changed it's color to yellow. I also relocated the ignition to the dash - very inconvenient where it was under the dash and there was an unused cigarette lighter hole, so I moved it there. Then I relocated the voltage regulator to the tool box area, as I am going to go with a stack exhaust and wanted the area in front of the engine clear for better cooling. Only thing I need to do now, other than reassembly and test firing, is to complete the rewiring. Fun project!
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Jim de Opresso Liber 1951 Farmall Cub, 1969 Cub Cadet 106, 1970 Bolens 1253-01, 1971 International Cadet 60, 1972 Bolens 1886-02, 1999 John Deere LT 155, 1982 Troy-Bilt Pony Rototiller, McCormick-Deering 193 Bottom Plow, Oliver Disc Harrow, Homemade Hiller/Bedder Mower decks: 1886 Bolens (54"), 1253 Bolens (42"), Cub Cadet (42"), Cadet 60 (32"), & the JD (38"). 
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