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Old 09-24-2012, 07:37 PM
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I'd be better if I could rehome some of these cubs with you.
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I've saved the parts 100 from being a parts tractor. It's now in my collection. Not for sure how long but it will be a full tractor as long as I have it.
Duke, That is a beauty you saved. If I ever buy another Cub it would be a 100 like that one.
Did you make the weight bar on the front or was it on the tractor when you bought it? I just love the old narrow frames the best.
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Old 09-24-2012, 10:07 PM
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That's a sharp 100! I like it!
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Those 100's look pretty good from here.Does the early one have the cutout on the rear cover plate above the tranny?
Lew, can you explain what you are talking about......me got lots to learn.
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Duke, That is a beauty you saved. If I ever buy another Cub it would be a 100 like that one.
Did you make the weight bar on the front or was it on the tractor when you bought it? I just love the old narrow frames the best.
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Thanks Max! It was on there when I got it.

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That "parts" tractor looks better than any tractor I've owned.
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I've saved the parts 100 from being a parts tractor. It's now in my collection. Not for sure how long but it will be a full tractor as long as I have it.
Congrats dude! nice, one less to restore not that it looks to need that!
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That "parts" tractor looks better than any tractor I've owned.
Thanks! It needs some tuning but I don't think it's anything much.

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Congrats dude! nice, one less to restore not that it looks to need that!
Thanks! One less to restore is a good thing!
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