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Old 12-08-2010, 05:32 PM
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Here's the 100 with the power angle blade, chains, 70 lbs of wheel weights, and 63 lbs on the hitch.
Awesome job Adam! I like your stack as well, thinking about making one for my 127 like that. What style/brand are your front tires? They look like all-trails, but I can't tell for sure.

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that 100 is REALLY SWEET!! I need to ask 2 questions. Is your hydraulic pump a power steering unit? I only noticed one hydraulic valve operating lever... maybe i didnt see a second one?
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i knew this would happen. (i asked a dumb question. the lever i was looking at is the manual pto handle. you have 2 handles close to the seat for all the hydraulics. I also noticed 2 pedals... clutch left and brake right?
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i knew this would happen. (i asked a dumb question. the lever i was looking at is the manual pto handle. you have 2 handles close to the seat for all the hydraulics. I also noticed 2 pedals... clutch left and brake right?
Adam did a nice little tutorial on his hydraulic set up.....check it out here:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4887


His brake mod is here:

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=1746


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ya, that is super awesome. Extremely talented work there.
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Adam, your 100 is looking awesome!
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Thanks for the compliments guys.

I made the stack out of 1 1/4" thin wall conduit. It's 1 3/8" I.D. by 1 1/2" O.D.

The front tires are Carlisle, They say HD Field Trax on them but they have the All Trail tread pattern. I was told that they discontinued them in the 16x6.5x8 size.

The pump is a power steering pump off of an early '70s Chevelle.
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Old 12-09-2010, 10:08 PM
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Junior, your O' looks awesome with big ag's

Adam, that 100 of yours is so sweet:biggrin2.gif:. I need one of those, like now!!

Well, I got to putting the chains on the O' as I was having traction issues plowing. Also made some "wire bails" that all of my cubs are missing! The one on the 71 came out close to an original one, the one on the Original is not as close but works very well. I used welding rod to make them. Didn't realized I needed them so the blade can free float, I guess thrower too. Pics of the temporary lights on the O', the switch is mounted down in the factory hole on the steering column.
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Looks great, Jude! Nice job.
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Nice job on the O with the lights! And the wire bail you made is sweet. I was thinking what kind of wire I would use if I lost mine, thanks for shareing! Boy, would power angle be nice!
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