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Old 12-16-2016, 09:43 PM
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Now you guys have me thinking about it. I have all the parts to make it a 71 except for the motor.

Gonna have to cogitate on that for a spell!




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Old 12-16-2016, 09:47 PM
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Take the weights off and put on some good tires and wheels, that will give you a new perspective. Take the hood off too. After that all I see is faded paint.
Might change your mind.
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Old 12-16-2016, 10:06 PM
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Id tackle it.
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Old 12-16-2016, 10:10 PM
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My biggest trouble is I have too many projects in front of it.

I need to do some work on one of my 149's so I can move my loader from a WH to the 149.

Need to fix my 682, work on my Dakota and s10 blazer. Oh need to build another shed to store excess crap. Then the house needs painted, wife wants a bathroom in the basement.

I am sure I am forgetting something!

I need to triple my wages and get a football team to help me for the summer to get all the things done I need to do!

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Old 12-16-2016, 10:17 PM
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My biggest trouble is I have too many projects in front of it.

I need to do some work on one of my 149's so I can move my loader from a WH to the 149.

Need to fix my 682, work on my Dakota and s10 blazer. Oh need to build another shed to store excess crap. Then the house needs painted, wife wants a bathroom in the basement.

I am sure I am forgetting something!

I need to triple my wages and get a football team to help me for the summer to get all the things done I need to do!

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I hear you on the too many projects.
This is how I do it: Just work on it a little everyday. Not 1-2 hrs, just a couple of minutes. But you have to do a little something everyday. You will be surprised what you get done in a months time.
They don't cost anything sitting there.
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Looks like it can be a runner again, 3 point looks home made, nice find!
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It's been used, but not used up.
Shove it back in the corner, ain't eating any oats. When you get the time, it'll be there waiting.
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I wish I lived closer.....That is a diamond in the rough.
I would give it a good home.
I feel the same about it!

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Old 12-17-2016, 03:33 PM
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Ok, Ok, you beat me down! I promise I won't blow it apart.

It really is complete, all the pto, levers, rods, its all there.

Probably more complete than any of the other cubs I have.

Thanks for your support guys!



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Ok, Ok, you beat me down! I promise I won't blow it apart.

It really is complete, all the pto, levers, rods, its all there.

Probably more complete than any of the other cubs I have.

Thanks for your support guys!



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'Atta boy Randy!! Gonna be a labor of love but may become your most loved tractor yet! I am with you. Had several tractors that make the "one of these days list".....hard to find time and make a living. Journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step!

Glad to hear that you had a change of heart.

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