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Old 11-07-2010, 09:59 PM
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Hello squatch,
Actually I did not realize that the post about the ash trees was from Eagle Keeper on the first page of this thread.
I forgot to click "Last Page"
Sorry to hear about the ash trees in the east.

Thanks for the kind words about my carb rebuild.
I picked up a 105 yesterday for cheep.

My first CC Hydro. You might have seen it on ebay???
The engine "10hp" runs good when using fuel in a spray bottle.
I used 2stroke fuel to help lube it up a bit.
I could have just cleared the derbis from the fuel pick-up holes, but it was getting late so I just removed the carb and gave it a good scrub and nice blow-job with compresed air.
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Old 11-07-2010, 10:07 PM
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Hey Sminkey,
Nice job on the sno-cone machine!!!
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Old 11-07-2010, 10:46 PM
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I appreciate the comments! I've put more work into it than I originally anticipated but should have it up and running before the snow hits!!
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Nice work, Jude!

Thanks Diz!
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Old 11-08-2010, 12:08 PM
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Hello squatch,
Actually I did not realize that the post about the ash trees was from Eagle Keeper on the first page of this thread.
I forgot to click "Last Page"
Sorry to hear about the ash trees in the east.

Thanks for the kind words about my carb rebuild.
I picked up a 105 yesterday for cheep.

My first CC Hydro. You might have seen it on ebay???
The engine "10hp" runs good when using fuel in a spray bottle.
I used 2stroke fuel to help lube it up a bit.
I could have just cleared the derbis from the fuel pick-up holes, but it was getting late so I just removed the carb and gave it a good scrub and nice blow-job with compresed air.
Duh, late night post for me. I was concentrating on what I read rather than noticing the quote balloon.
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Old 11-08-2010, 12:27 PM
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Congrats on your 105, Mizar N68X!
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Old 11-08-2010, 01:37 PM
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Yes congrats, Nice tractor!
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Made a headlight panel for my 126. I'll probably add lights to it like I did on my 100.





I made a mount for a tow hook to fit my sleeve hitch. I'm going to tear out some old wire field fence next week and I want to try using this with a chain to pull out the posts. That is if the hydraulics on the 100 are strong enough to pull them out.





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Made a headlight panel for my 126. I'll probably add lights to it like I did on my 100.





I made a mount for a tow hook to fit my sleeve hitch. I'm going to tear out some old wire field fence next week and I want to try using this with a chain to pull out the posts. That is if the hydraulics on the 100 are strong enough to pull them out.





Nice Adam!
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