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09-11-2010, 11:52 AM
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Hello from Tennessee
Hello,
I have a CC 1000 that my father purchased new in 1976. It was used to mow a rough two acre yard for the better part of 30 years. It has lasted through the use of me, my two brothers and my sister as we were growing up during that time. Not to mention my dad who used it up till about 4 years ago. It finally quit due to engine, clutch and deck wear. It has been sitting idle in barn waiting for someone to revive it. I have finally reached a point in my life where I have the resources and time to restore it. I am very excited about bringing it back to life in as good or better condition than it ever was. I am sure I will have many questions during this process. I guess I will start a thread to post my progress, questions and pics along the way. I have retrieved some old Kodak pics from the family albums and have them scanned. I also took several pics of it after getting it out of the barn, removing the deck and washing it off. I noticed in some of the threads that some pics show up in the message while others seem to be attached and have to be clicked on to view them. Here are my first questions, which way is the preference and what are the tricks to post pics either way ? Thanks, Tony 
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