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Great looking tractor! Clean it up and leave it in the original paint. I thought about repainting my 104 but I would never want to use it if it had a nice paint job, so I left it in its original paint.
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I myself wouldn't mess with it. That's a pretty shape looking machine as it sits. Give it a pressure washing and call it a done deal. If you are gonna plow snow with it you might want to lose the duals as they stick out farther that the edges of the plow blade.
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I myself wouldn't mess with it. That's a pretty shape looking machine as it sits. Give it a pressure washing and call it a done deal. If you are gonna plow snow with it you might want to lose the duals as they stick out farther that the edges of the plow blade.
No way I am gonna take those wheels off. They give it the cool factor and that's why I like it. I will be playing more than moving snow anyway. It does take up a lot of room in my garage though with those dualies on it. I got my garage good and warm the other night, 20 degrees outside. Then I sanded those rusted parts and shot some yellow paint on them. Now I will just wait till spring and wash that dirty engine. Now I have my heart set on finding a 70 in decent shape. Been keeping an eye out on Craigslist, but they don't show up around here often?
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