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Old 09-18-2019, 12:15 PM
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582 you win, you get to kiss Hailey.
Nice offer but... Lets see some damn pics already!!!
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Pics, dog was looking at the clutch, looks like the wrong decals put on that first day.
We will get working on it.
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Looks pretty good. So what's the plan? Is it a keeper? Is it really a 18? should be a 16 no?
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Looks pretty good. So what's the plan? Is it a keeper? Is it really a 18? should be a 16 no?
It is suppose to have a 16, I will take more H.P.

Looks like a nice parts machine, or a keeper, or a flipper.
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I got it to run today, does a lot of hunt'n, but no smokin' I will rebuild the carb and see what happens.
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Nice find!
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Thanks guys,
I ended up putting another carb on the engine as the fixed jet carb I rebuilt did the same thing, went hunt'n.
So I put a non fixed jet one I had from a blown engine and it runs fine now.

Looks like a complete tractor now.
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I ended up putting another carb on the engine as the fixed jet carb I rebuilt did the same thing, went hunt'n.
So I put a non fixed jet one I had from a blown engine and it runs fine now.

Looks like a complete tractor now.
You did real good. And since its within the 60 day rule for "deal of the month" it would be eligible for the oct contest!
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Nice find Lew. Is that the lowest serial numbered CCC machine found to date?
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