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Quinn,

If you haven't done so already, you can find the wiring diagram for the 100 in the wiring diagrams section on the main page.
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Allan K. I'd do as Charlie P. suggested and place an ad in the Wanted section of the Forum.

Quinn G.
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Hmmm.... Really quiet here so here are a couple of pictures of the 108 before the engine was removed and I brought it home and put the 14 horse in it.

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Marlin,,,

I Love them Green Stripers,,,
14 horse,,, Very NICE!!!!!!

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Jason W. The front tires/rims have been loaned to a good friend to get his 109 running for snow removal duties. I will be putting one inch spindles on this spring with new front tires and rear 10.50 Ags on the rear. Eventually the little fella will be a Plow Day Cub Cadet. I always wanted a wide frame gear drive like this. I used some old rags and duct tape to save the seat for now. I just need to name him now. Any suggestions?
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Name him after the po or "Green14"
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The previous owner is a great friend of mine, Mike Beadle of Oskaloosa. How about Mr. Green Jeans?
 
Here is a picture of Mr. Green Jeans.

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Rodney, I'd pull the engine. It's only 4 bolts and it will give you great access to everything for removal and/or inspection.
Great time to clean up and inspect everything closely and give attn. where needed, like the front axle channel for instance.
 
Off to work shortly. It's still snowing and big flakes here in central Iowa. It's a heavy slushy road this morning. Everyone have a SAFE and wonderful day.
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