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Old 05-08-2009, 12:55 AM
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67hydro,... Congradulations, I think you made a great trade,... tractor,... 3pt.,... dozer blade,... wheel weights,... and a harrow. (that's darn good) :biggrin2.gif:
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Old 05-08-2009, 11:26 PM
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AWESOME SCORE JASON!!!!!! You're really going to enjoy driving that Original. I know I always do with mine. Keep us posted on your progress with the Original. Take care good buddy!!!!
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Old 05-09-2009, 04:17 PM
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Jason, there is an Original steering column on epay this week (Original steering coulmns are the only thing that will work in an Original)... The guy says it's "rebuilt" not sure what rebuilt means to him but he has 100% feedback. It has no bids and is at $50.00 (not a bad price). The coulmn only has two days and 19 hours to go, you might want to take a look.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=320368177022
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Old 05-09-2009, 07:24 PM
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Im watching it now!!! Along with a couple other Items.I have to ship off DR.Baily 5 bucks before i bid on it though,He sent me some bolts and I need to pay shipping,Im kinda weird like that,I dont want to put a wanted post/bid on something before i take care of the last wanted post!!!
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Old 05-11-2009, 08:38 PM
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Couple questions Guys,
Where is the voltage regulator suposed to mount???
I think i see it on matts o in his avatar but id like to see a picture.

Also on the grill emblem,what is it suposed to be made of,plastic,aluminum,or cast steel??And what color is the "sides" suposed to be??
Ive seen a few white and a couple crome/aluminum colored.

Thanks alot,Jason
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Old 05-11-2009, 09:15 PM
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Grille emblem is some sort of cast aluminum or pot metal, not sure which. The sides are white. Chrome ones are correct for 82 series tractors.
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Hey Jason!!!! How's it going good buddy!!!!

Jason, here are some pics that I took just now, after reading your post about the voltage regulator. Hope they help???? Let me know if you need anything else. Take care good buddy!!!!








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Old 05-11-2009, 11:14 PM
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Im second guessing myself,!!!!!
Yoy two are both Matt right??????

Absolutly beatiful pics,Sir,I thank you very much!!! My Batt. box is ripped off,i belive something really heavy came down on the hood,the gas cap is smashed down a bit and thats the only reason I could figure the box was removed,and the hood is missing.

hows that engine comeing along for you??

Matt G thank you sir!!

One more question for now.I have read about some haveing the slot in the dash tower and some not,on the right side,sorta like a cresent, What is it for?

Thanks guys,Jason
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Old 05-11-2009, 11:33 PM
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Im second guessing myself,!!!!!
Yoy two are both Matt right??????

Absolutly beatiful pics,Sir,I thank you very much!!! My Batt. box is ripped off,i belive something really heavy came down on the hood,the gas cap is smashed down a bit and thats the only reason I could figure the box was removed,and the hood is missing.

hows that engine comeing along for you??
That's right Jason. You've got our good buddy Matt G. and me Matt also known as Cub61. By the way, you're very welcome for the pics. Glad I could help out. Sorry to hear about the battery box not being there. I'm pretty sure you could probably find a good used one some where. Or maybe make one. Finding the hood shouldn't be a problem. I remember coming across someone who was selling hoods for the Originals, but I just can't remember who it was. I'll see if I can find him. As for the Cresent shaped slot, I might be wrong on this one, but I think it's to adjust the steering or it has something to do with the steering. But like I said, I might be wrong on that one. One more thing, the 8hp engine is coming along just fine. I should have the OL' Girl running again real soon. Can't wait to start breaking land again with the OL' Girl. Take care good buddy!!!!

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Matt,
When you get a chance,could you please,take a picture of the underside,where the steering column hooks up???Im intrested in the steering column because I dont have one!! mine was a cobbled home made one,Some one actually welded a plate over the opening and welded a pipe to that they had a solid piece of 1 inch bar stock running through it the steering wheel welded to one side and some sort ot t fitting on the under side!!Got that all cut off besides the solid plate Ill have to grind off.

You DONT have to go out tonight and get the pics its getting late,just when you get a chance

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