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Old 07-06-2015, 01:58 PM
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Here are some more pix.
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I think that setup would probably work fine on a 100, since they were pepper-pot style mufflers too. Not sure it was offered, but it should work no prob. Very cool toy.
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I know that some are aware of the pull start 70-71-72. It has a "coffin plate" in front that offsets the old fairbanks starter to the right side of the pto clutch in front. later ones had a angle bracket crutch to reinforce it from a head stud.

usually they broke as they only used 4 of the 5 original mounting screws as on the original cadet.

caveat: 7hp engines only!
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I know that some are aware of the pull start 70-71-72. It has a "coffin plate" in front that offsets the old fairbanks starter to the right side of the pto clutch in front. later ones had a angle bracket crutch to reinforce it from a head stud.

usually they broke as they only used 4 of the 5 original mounting screws as on the original cadet.

picture of the crutch,the plate does look like a coffin,don't it?
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I have a 70 recoil setup for quite some time and the Urschels borrowed it to have some fabbed. I think they named it the "coffin" plate for the first time.

Aren't recoil pedestals the most perfect pedestals ever? NO battery acid ever.
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Your lucky Lew. A pull start comes in handy when the battery goes too low to turn the starter. Do you have any other tractors with this? And what engines would this fit on?
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Your lucky Lew. A pull start comes in handy when the battery goes too low to turn the starter. Do you have any other tractors with this? And what engines would this fit on?
No battery or starter on this one,that is how it came from the factory.
I have this one also.


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I have a 70 recoil setup for quite some time and the Urschels borrowed it to have some fabbed. I think they named it the "coffin" plate for the first time.

Aren't recoil pedestals the most perfect pedestals ever? NO battery acid ever.
Yes the BB is a good place to put a small cooler.
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Very cool. It does make it a lil nicer to have a starter. But pulls def. Have their pros to them.
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No battery or starter on this one,that is how it came from the factory.
I have this one also.




Yes the BB is a good place to put a small cooler.
Or maybe a propane tank ? I bet it would run so much better on the bottle. Now that would be different.
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