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bigblockdude402

11-09-2006 16:14:42

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I have started a restoration on my deceased grandad's farmall 100. Is there anything I need to know? What about lubrication specs? Should I consider a power upgrade? Do I need it? Should I keep the cultivators? Do they make the tractor more unique? Any info is appreciated!

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Hugh MacKay

11-09-2006 20:19:40

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Re: Farmall 100 restoration in reply to bigblockdude402, 11-09-2006 16:14:42

Restore it to original specs, these little tractos run out of traction long before they run out of power. Get the manual, there are lubrication points you will miss without.

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bigblockdude402

11-10-2006 15:53:35

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Re: Farmall 100 restoration in reply to Hugh MacKay, 11-09-2006 20:19:40

Thanks

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daniel h.

11-09-2006 17:25:35

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Re: Farmall 100 restoration in reply to bigblockdude402, 11-09-2006 16:14:42

First thin you need is an owner's manual. It contains more information than you can imagine. Try Binder Books for that. I would keep the cultivators, they are great for a garden.

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City-boy McCoy

11-09-2006 17:52:30

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Re: Farmall 100 restoration in reply to daniel h., 11-09-2006 17:25:35

In addition to what Daniel said, you don't need a power upgrade. These little 100's are more than twice as powerful as a Cub, and only about 25% larger machines. They have plenty of power for their size and weight. If you need more power, then you need a bigger tractor, in my opinion.
mike

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bigblockdude402

11-10-2006 15:54:55

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Re: Farmall 100 restoration in reply to City-boy McCoy, 11-09-2006 17:52:30

Thanks fellows!

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