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Well I finally decided to put some options on the 100. You only live once, right?? Got some headlights and fenders for it.
Here is the best before pic I have. ![]() Had to make a couple brackets space the v/r away from the back of the headlights. ![]() ![]() The original push start button had been removed when I bought the tractor. So there were 3 holes in the dash. I made a plate to cover them and to position the switch. Eventually I might cut it a little shorter and paint it....maybe. ![]() I wired it directly to the battery with a 10 amp fuse. Might change this later. ![]() You can tell in these pics the fender look a little different. I'm pretty sure they came from different tractors. No biggy. Someone had painted one fender with a brush. So I got some paint stripper and about 6 rounds later I had it off. These were quick rounds, as I didn't want to take any of the original paint off. The first pic is of the fender that was brush painted. No trace of it now. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I got the headlights from joes_outdoor_power on ebay, and a big thanks goes out to jeepchicken5000 for the fenders. |
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Yeah that looks awsome, your work paid off. 100s with head lights and fenders are my personal favorites. Great job.
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They always look betterer with fenders and light
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Agreed. Looks great.
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Daniel G. ![]() . (May 1970) 147 w/an IH spring assist, 48" deck, 42" blade, 1969 73, #2 trailer, 10" Brinly plow and (on loan) Dad's #2 tiller. |
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Sweet but my fav is the 2082. Sorry if I offended any of you guys.
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![]() Looks great, Brent! Just need a creeper and stogie lighter now. ![]()
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The 2082 is my favorite too. The 100 is my wife's favorite. She said I can't ever sell it. Not that I would. The 100 is getting cooler with every option though. |
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You could use it for a phone charger or maybe an extra lil dash light
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Only a 1282 with ~700 hrs(serial 729357)... Just red and black and ain't goin back! ![]() |
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