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Old 05-27-2011, 11:06 PM
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What year did they stop putting round fenders on the 70 series? How difficult is it to install those fenders on a 100 or 120 series tractor? Thanks!
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I think it was 1971
The 71,72,and 73 all use the same roundy fenders as the 70/100
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I think it was 1971
The 71,72,and 73 all use the same roundy fenders as the 70/100


Lew's right on they all used the same fenders. Not the O tho.
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Old 05-28-2011, 10:38 AM
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How difficult is it to install the round fenders on a square fender model such as a 122? Thanks!
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How difficult is it to install the round fenders on a square fender model such as a 122? Thanks!
I've never seen it done before. Are you going to use the 122's seat pan or switch it over to a 71 seat pan?
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Old 05-28-2011, 11:40 AM
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I don't know? I guess that is what I am asking. What parts are compatible and which aren't. I like the round fenders better but if it is a PITA to switch them, I don't like them that much better.
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