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Now that is the way the 100 is supposed to look...
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Ya got that right, DWayne!
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Yeah, he and his mechanic did a good job putting those matching duals on!
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I now have matching duals on the 100! Here's some pics!

Great job adding those duals Jenn..um..I mean Allen


The 100 looks unstopable now!!! Sweet!!!


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I FINALLY was able to disk the garden today. The heat worked nicely to dry out the dirt enough. I have a hydro lift and am still wore out, LOL. But I sure had fun. I have another garden to do tomorrow. I will probably sharpen the blades on the deck while it is off and get it greased up real good and cleaned out from underneath. All the wet mowing is not good for the deck. We also just planted some tomato plants, onions, beets, leaf lettuce, and peppers. Been a good day.
Glad you got some garden time in!

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Wow those make it look a lot better! The gap between the tires is a lot closer but I like it. I'm glad you could put those to use!

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Yeah, he and his mechanic did a good job putting those matching duals on!
Good job Jenn! Next you help me next time you guys come over and we do some up grades on the 122! I'll have you splitting tractors in no time!
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Thanks Duke, I really appreciate the tires!
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I know you do Allen. Thanks you for taking them out of my yard!
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I got the 71 running today. Going to rebuild the carb still but had to try and see if it would fire up or not. I need a new key switch for one of the 100's and need another carb kit the carb was pouring out gas! That's not good so got to take care of that this week.
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