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Old 01-23-2012, 07:49 PM
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Looks good Duke! Already painted, just bolt and go.
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Nice buddy! Want me to come up, and help you put it together?
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Nice 108 Duke!
Thanks Sam!

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Most of us don't get to start in on them in kit form like this! Should be a nice tractor project. Parts look very clean ans straight too. We will be watching.
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Thanks Chris! I was very happy when I started looking at the tins.

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Looks like you have a fun project ahead! Seems like they are the most fun.
I'm thinking it'll be some fun!

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nice score Duke!
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Looks good Duke! Already painted, just bolt and go.
I'm hoping that's all that's to it. Thanks!
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Old 01-23-2012, 09:55 PM
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You're halfway done already! :-)

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Old 01-23-2012, 10:16 PM
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Looks great Duke!! Can't wait to see it put together! Congrats
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Old 01-23-2012, 11:12 PM
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"Cub in a box" now there's an idea
Sweet looking addition, is it a keeper, orrrrrrrrrrrr?
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Looks great Duke!! Can't wait to see it put together! Congrats
Thanks Eric! I was going to start working on this weekend but I've got a make a pick up for a fellow OCC member for his new toy!

Other then that I'll let him spill the beans!
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Old 01-23-2012, 11:38 PM
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Looks great Duke!

Any special duties for this one?
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Good project just assemble and go.You did get the nuts and bolts to it?
If you are using the motor out of the 100 you will have to use the correct blower housing for wide frame as the coil mounts higher up on the housing to clear the frame.
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Looks great Duke!

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I have no plans for this one.

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Good project just assemble and go.You did get the nuts and bolts to it?
If you are using the motor out of the 100 you will have to use the correct blower housing for wide frame as the coil mounts higher up on the housing to clear the frame.
All of the nuts and bolts are in the tubs. He wanted to keep them but got to have all the IH bolts I can get my hands on. I may go with zinc plated so I can use grade 5 bolts. Not sure of the condition on the bolts so keeping my options open.

Good thing you told me about the blower housing or I would have found out the hard way again. I'll swap them once I get the motor from the 108. He forgot it but he's bringing it with him on the next trip.
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All of the nuts and bolts are in the tubs. He wanted to keep them but got to have all the IH bolts I can get my hands on. I may go with zinc plated so I can use grade 5 bolts. Not sure of the condition on the bolts so keeping my options open.
Well, I was wrong no bolts in the tubs. I took the time last night to go to parts lookup and made a list of what I need to buy so I can start going on this project.

I've got to go digging thru my tires and find some good rears for it. I think I've got a good pair of turfs for it.
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