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Old 02-21-2019, 04:08 PM
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Plowed with the 106 yesterday, and when I made the last pass back to the garage, I saw that my dog got out of the fence, so I stopped and shut the tractor off to go and get her. Almost a big mistake. The tractor backfired and she took off like a shot! Luckily the dog ran in the garage and hid, so I just ran in and shut the door behind her. That dog's pretty skittish, though, she likes to run. I gotta fix that pretty quick.
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Scored this off E-bay a few weeks ago for a decent price. I have been wanting to put headlights on the 100 I'm working on. Found several headlight panels at unreal prices over the past couple of months, I was happy to find this one at a decent price.
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Old 02-25-2019, 12:32 PM
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Looks familiar Larry...
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Old 02-25-2019, 01:33 PM
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Thanks Steve it cleaned up really nice
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Hopefully you got all 8 rings....hard to find.
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I flipped the blade on my plow since it was worn down to almost nothing.
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I flipped the blade on my plow since it was worn down to almost nothing.
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Started out in the shop to make a HD lower 3 point dual hitch link set and kinda got carried away!!
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I flipped the blade on my plow since it was worn down to almost nothing.
Nice looking tractor, good that you flipped it before it was too late.

Now Dave, those look nice, do you make them for the aluminum trans also? What does one get for one of those?
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Drained way less than 7 quarts of reddish-brown watery splooge out of the rear end of my 149. Cleaned her all up, got the gearbox for the tiller bolted on and filled it with grease. Spun on a new filter, pumped it full of $15/5 gal "tractor hydraulic fluid" and took it for a ride. Man, what a difference!


One of the rear tires has a leak that I'm planning on fixing with a set of ags. I let it sit and idle for a while. When the tire started to get flat, the tractor started creeping backwards, and hitting the brake pedal made it go backwards faster. Gonna have to take care of that before it causes tractor blight somewhere.
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