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Archive through April 16, 2010
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FRANK - Was your discussion with Don about painting the 100 he's working on? If so, yellow & white. I've seen a couple red/white 70/100's and while red is my favorite coloUr I think it looks best on a tractor with other modifications like "mini flat-top fenders", scale replicas of IH farm tractor grills, etc.
That said, my opinion is worth exactly what you paid for it.....Maybe $0.02 US. in Internet currency.
The '63 Cub Cadet DAD bought brand new was repainted in '65 my the dealer He traded for the 70 at, painted red/white. It looked pretty sharp I thought. Still a lot of controversy by IH Ag dealers about if IH painted CC's the correct color. Took about another 15 yrs for IH to get that fixed to some dealer's satisfaction.
That said, my opinion is worth exactly what you paid for it.....Maybe $0.02 US. in Internet currency.
The '63 Cub Cadet DAD bought brand new was repainted in '65 my the dealer He traded for the 70 at, painted red/white. It looked pretty sharp I thought. Still a lot of controversy by IH Ag dealers about if IH painted CC's the correct color. Took about another 15 yrs for IH to get that fixed to some dealer's satisfaction.
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Ya know something about this forum? Besides the fact that it's a great place to come to, there's very little chance of giving a wrong answer to a question. It's so well watched that a wrong answer will be pretty quickly rectified.
I like Nylocks. I also like balance. Get 2 Nylocks.
DENNIS: Look (read) again.
P.S. "The Dog" is Don's diesel, that I want to see painted red. I said awhile back that he should stay with the original colors, but now I feel like our President -- changed my mind -- again.
I like Nylocks. I also like balance. Get 2 Nylocks.
DENNIS: Look (read) again.
P.S. "The Dog" is Don's diesel, that I want to see painted red. I said awhile back that he should stay with the original colors, but now I feel like our President -- changed my mind -- again.
I was going to post a pic of my clutch compressor contraption, but I like every one on here and a nut flying into the neighbors yard has made me deem it too dangerous to use again. Now to wait for help to arrive with lifting the engine....
Double nylocks it is
Double nylocks it is
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There's a difference between affluent and flatulence, isn't there?
Still trying, Don.
Earl: If you set your feet just right you can take that engine out by yourself. It just weighs about 100 pounds. BTDT.
Still trying, Don.
Earl: If you set your feet just right you can take that engine out by yourself. It just weighs about 100 pounds. BTDT.
Does anyone know if I can convert the mechanical pto on my model 126 CC (with 12hp Kohler K301) to an electric PTO? And, is it worth doing...or just rebuild the mechanical. And it if can be done and is recommended...what manufacturer and part number should I be looking to buy. Thanks
