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Old 03-20-2016, 01:40 AM
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I found some old pictures of my 70 when I was a kid. One picture is me on it right after it was painted red and put back together. The decals haven't been put on yet. The other picture is me on the 70 getting ready to go to our local garden tractor pull. The 100 was my dads tractor. It had a 12hp and hydraulics. Wish I still had it. Don't ask my why the straight pipes were so tall. That's how dad liked them. The pics were taken in the mid 70s and I was six or seven. Unfortunately dad passed when I was nine. I included a pictures of my 70 and 100 I restored it last year. I think dad would have been proud.
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Wow, great pictures and great memories.
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That's very cool!
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Great machines and even better memories. Wish I had a couple of my dad's machines.
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I think dad would have been proud.
I'm positive he would have been. Thanks for sharing.
I didn't realize folks were pulling lawnmowers back then. I never heard of it until the mid-90's
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Cool pic! Thanks for sharing.
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That's a great looking 70! What paint did you guys use for it, and what color if you know by chance.
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Great Pictures!! : Great Memories!

Thanks for sharing them with us!

Your dad is proud and smiling down on you im sure!!
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