James Garrison
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I inherited a 1972 107 Hydrostatic from my stepfather. He got it new when he retired from IH works in Chicago. It Still runs great and has the original tires. I had to replace the seat.
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lpalma
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Nice looking tractor but what's that white stuff on it?
mgwin
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Welcome to the forum!
Nice inheritance!
Nice inheritance!
James Garrison
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Snow. I had just plowed the driveway when the picture was taken.
Yeah, good looking unit there!!
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- Chris “CӞ” Claussen
James: if you blade snow on pavement, I’d recommend considering one of these:
Rubber Wear Strips
Since I put one on my snow blade, it is like a pavement squeegee. And it wears more durably and quieter than a metal edge, while remaining gentle on the pavement. Reasonably-priced, too. I highly recommend.
Cheers!
-C3
