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Old 10-12-2014, 08:33 PM
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Yes after I drove it around in the yard I took the big dumb mirror off! If your interested in it I could ship it to you haha
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If someone would happen to have the site with the make and post it on here I would really appreciate it. Id like it get it running better then what it is now then id like to paint it up some, my uncle has a snow plow for one he said he will sell me.
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Old 10-12-2014, 09:37 PM
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By serial number, and everything that Lew pointed out, yes. It is a 71 with a 100 grille and hood. Everything else points to 71. Serial number range on a 71 is 127161-218009. Month and year posted earlier is close, but not correct. It was built in Feb.
So the number in that month is the last produced?
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So the number in that month is the last produced?
Yes, that is correct.
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So being I have a 1966 71 and not a 100 do I have the 7hp motor? I'm new to this and any information in general or where to find a few parts would be appreciate .
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So other than the missing push button and the wrong trans-axle for a 100 why is this tractor a 71 and not a 100 with the wrong trans-axle?
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Because of the oops clutch pedal, and the dash decal.
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Because of the oops clutch pedal
I guess I don't know what that is.
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Because of the oops clutch pedal, and the dash decal.
Is it an oops clutch pedal because it has no turn up on the end and your foot can slip off.....oops?

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I'm pretty sure that is a 10HP motor in it too. Doesn't look like a 7hp from the pics.

More than likely, it has the hood, grille and motor from a 100 slapped into the 71 frame.
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