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pictures of 1974 B-100 restoration

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rustynut

looks really good :handgestures-thumbupright:

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608KEB

I finally got the parts back from my painter. It took awhile, but I think it was worth it. I'm starting to get the B-100 back together. I found a easy way to strip paint. Try Easy off oven cleaner. Spray it on, cover it in plastic,. Leave it outside in the sun for 15-20 minutes. Then use a 3m pad or power wash old paint off. Be sure to wear rubber gloves. KB

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Jake Kuhn

Its looking good! :handgestures-thumbup: Jake

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608KEB

Does anyone know where you can find rubber bumpers. They go between the frame and rear fender?

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WH Raider10

You can still order them at your Toro dealer. I had the luck to find a few n.o.s. ones at an old dealer in the Netherlands.

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ol550

Part # 5667 about 2.25 each.

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608KEB

I have the B-100 together and running well. I'll post some pictures tomorrow.KB

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608KEB

A few pics of the B-100. I'm supposed to wait another 30 days before I put the decals on it. I found that using valspar in rattle cans does not work that well. If it is exposed to oil based products it will lift. I painted the frame with a rattle can and had a body shop paint all the tin parts with enamel. Today I had to wipe some oil off the rear end and noticed some red paint on the paper shop towel. I would appreciate any imputs about this.

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608KEB

pics

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608KEB

Any ideas on where to find adhesive floor mats? KB

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roscoemi

3m makes some self stick rubber non-skid and is in Mc- Master Carr catalog at various widths. Useds some on my C-121 that was a bit narrow, but it seamed beautiful and looks like one piece. Russ

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Jake Kuhn

That sure looks good. Can't wait to see it when you get the decals on it. Jake

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608KEB

a few more pics of restoration

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608KEB

I want to thank everyone on red square for helping me restore the B-100. I've got another 1974 B-100 that is all stripped down. It's going to have a K301 in it. I'm going to install a hydraulic lift and electric clutch. I'll post some pictures of the progress. I bought it for parts. It's in pretty good condition, so it's going to get restored. I'll post some pictures with the progress.

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Zeek

Paint job looks sweet!

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Jake Kuhn

That looks fantastic! Looking forward to seeing the work on the next one. ~Jake

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COMMANDO6

Nice work

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