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Old 05-24-2018, 09:45 PM
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Very glamorous indeed.
How is that motor running?

Hey Lew! The motor seems to be running great now. Had some issues previously of it pushing oil but that's because I had installed the breather plate wrong. Also just had a bearing replaced in the starter/gen. So as of this point in time - perfect - or at least I think so to the be st of my abilities. I'm sure JMech could fine tune it though lol

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Great looking tractor!
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Beautiful tractor! That seat looks comfortable, you are never going to want to get off it now.
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Beautiful tractor! That seat looks comfortable, you are never going to want to get off it now.

I keep trying to find excuses to mow lol
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Was the seat a direct bolt on or did you have to drill?
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Thanks I'll be ckd at my local CC dealer. Looks comfortable. Need one for my 147 and 149.
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That is a beautiful looking tractor. It's doubly nice that it's a worker and you maintain it and keep it looking so good. Congrats on having the best of both worlds!
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Was the seat a direct bolt on or did you have to drill?

Sorry for the delayed reply! Not 100% direct bolt on. This new seat is longer than the orig so I welded some flat stock to the existing "springs " (that was long enough to reach the seat) drilled new holes and bam. Think of it as an adapter plate. Other than that it's a direct fit - I love it. The arm rests are great. Gonna fab up a beer......errr water holder.
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Old 06-07-2018, 10:55 AM
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That is a beautiful looking tractor. It's doubly nice that it's a worker and you maintain it and keep it looking so good. Congrats on having the best of both worlds!
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Thanks bud. I do try and keep it looking nice - I'm anal like that Lol.
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