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Old 07-06-2013, 12:13 AM
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It's got some great bones, the rest is justs going to be fun for you!! Besides, the way it is chained down to the trailer makes it look like a King Kong beast or something. You'll get it roaring soon.

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I like the King Kong theme. Yea a bigger chain would have been even better Funny I thought of that when I strapped it down with the big binder.
This one is in line behind several others.
Sam, yea I know all to well how these little buggers eat up the cash. My 147R took a lot of it to bring it back from the dead! Great projects!
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absolutely awesome. My 100 was a money pit too and I sure wish I woulda kept her. She went to a good home though I'm certain. I can find more myself too I spose. good luck with the axle pin rebuild---mine was a bugger to do.
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Folks,
Did a little, very little, research and it seems that the dash tower is right for a 100. But the cast grill shroud is not. I talked to my, go to cub guy, and he says its worth about scrap value. I would agree, but when they run and run well they can be nice little machines to have around! It typically is the time and money between ready for trash and ready to work! I like Todds 100, I could only hope to come close to that if this tractor was to come back to life.
At the Williamsfield tractor show today there was a 100 for sale for $250 in running shape. Also helped another Cub owner load his 70 with no hood.
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Now this will give you something to do.
Good score.
Best of luck on your restoration!
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Looks to me like it's getting ready to go to work for another 40 years or so. A perfect cart hauler....
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Congrats on the 100 Chris!
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Folks,
Did a little, very little, research and it seems that the dash tower is right for a 100. But the cast grill shroud is not. I talked to my, go to cub guy, and he says its worth about scrap value. I would agree, but when they run and run well they can be nice little machines to have around! It typically is the time and money between ready for trash and ready to work! I like Todds 100, I could only hope to come close to that if this tractor was to come back to life.
At the Williamsfield tractor show today there was a 100 for sale for $250 in running shape. Also helped another Cub owner load his 70 with no hood.
Regards,
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Come on now Chris, you just put that 100 in the back of the shed, and some day when you're all caught up on your projects you'll have it to fall back on. Just don't hit your head
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