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Old 03-29-2011, 08:33 AM
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I use to own this 1964 100 W/creeper: Fresh engine rebuild, clutch, PTO clutch, rear lift, spring assist, Brinly U adapter, new AG's, weights, fenders and sweet deck. I later added lights, switch and Grote rear. It is coming back to me this weekend from W.TN. It's worth the money but no fenders, lights or deck. Everything else is still on the tractor and he never used it! So I'd say engine has less than 15 hrs. run time on it. Some leave, some stay and some come back! Kinda excited to get it back. I will post more pics of what it looks like this weekend
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Old 03-29-2011, 09:14 AM
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Kevin, how cool is that? The lost sheep has found her way home
Good for you, I suppose it will be nice having it back in the fleet?
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Old 03-29-2011, 11:25 AM
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Kevin sweet looking 100. Why didn't he use it? Sounds like he was using it as a parts tractor and that's way to nice to be pulling parts off it.
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Old 03-29-2011, 12:19 PM
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Kevin sweet looking 100. Why didn't he use it? Sounds like he was using it as a parts tractor and that's way to nice to be pulling parts off it.
It went to a new collector and his machines just sit there in a equipment shed and really does not know how to turn a wrench(not to confuse you with Noles Equipment sales/service) I knew in advance that the items would be missing and knew what is staying before I sealed the deal, I just could not pass it up!
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Glad you're getting your 100 back, Kevin!
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Nice looking 100 Kevin!
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:15 PM
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Glad you're getting your 100 back, Kevin!
Thanks Allen, I knew you'd dig this short story involving a 100...you too Todd! Heck thanks to all! Can't wait till it's here!
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Also glad your getting it back its a real nice 100!
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That's great Kevin Very nice 100 and options to boot, minus a couple, but I'm sure you'll put it back right!! Looking forward to the pics!
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