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Old 09-25-2018, 12:00 PM
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I solved the problem of trying to set the points an look in the hole on my 149, its called Chevy points.
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I solved the problem of trying to set the points an look in the hole on my 149, its called Chevy points.
How do you find TDC without looking in the hole?

EDIIT. Sorry Beth, Just realized your thread was Hijacked and I answered it like a dumb ass lol
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Thanks! You sound like my friend Frank..."it's for sale, right?! Nope. If I fall in love with it...guess what...it stays! Besides it helps me appreciate my QuietLines even more
So, are you in love? With the tractor. In love with the tractor. (Whew!)
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Nice looking tractor! Not that this is needed to say but... you do great work. Thanks for sharing
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These wheels were in the shed taking up space. So, I decided to improve the appearance of my '72 149. The wheels were sand blasted and powder coated with a shade lighter than I normally use. I have no plans to restore this unit and the wheels should match the existing white fairly well. I plan on replacing the tires with good take offs from other restorations. Pics or didn't happen.
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