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In my own defense,When I redone my 701 years ago I had no idea about all this support that is on this site and figured I would have a hard time finding any parts to help with the restoration of the 701. So I found a seat at tsc that has worked real well for years and made my own dash out of aluminum that has also worked for years.Having said all of that I now have been trying to round up a few parts to put my 701 back to original as possible.Got a square pan seat to replace the tsc seat that is on it now, thanks  to rjg854.Now Im trying to get hold of Glen Pettit for a repro dash and cant seem to get a hold of him.If anyone has his ear could you have him get in touch with me?Thanks

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Borrowed this pic off of Jennifer's post hope she does'nt mind.Just to remind myself what a big dummy I am sometimes.I didn't realize this brace was an original piece and thought someone had added this fender brace to my 701 so I took it off and now I have lost /threw it away lol.I did find a 15-0-15 amp-meter today and got it ordered also found original dash,its not busted up but is kinda wavy might be able to put my aluminum dash behind it and make it work IDK.Hope I can come uo with one of Mr. Pettit's repro dashes though...Still need a starter button and key switch....

 

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sqrlgtr

Got seat painted and installed today,Mr.Pettit had 2 dashes left and should have one on the the way:handgestures-thumbupleft:.Amp gauge came today looking foreword to installing dash and amp gauge.Still need to find starter push button and key switch.Think I will try and make another fender bracket but might be a little while before I get to it though....Sure would be nice to find headlights and stem mounts.I had one that I took off but its a no show now :eusa-think:.

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rjg854

Nice job on the seat :text-bravo:really fits that model of tractor

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Zeek

You can get a nice red/white seat cover for that on eBay for $33.

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Red Headed Horse

Following your project with interest. Tidy job on the seat pan too. 

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sqrlgtr

Does anyone know where the solenoid was located on the 701's?When I rewired this tractor I just wired it up like another tractor I had at the time with just a key switch and no push button and no solenoid.I always felt like the switch alone was not really getting the juice to the starter like it should have, not to mention Ive went through a couple of switches in the last few years lol.I want to use an insulated base solenoid the one where you just ground the little terminal with the push button.Im thinking one off of a 9n/8n ford tractor are the same but will have to find out for sure.Maybe someone has a part number on that type solenoid they would share :thumbs:?

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Not much to report but did stumble across the original solenoid that I had took off tractor 8/10 years ago :D and it still works lol.Sent Mr.Pettit some funds for a new repro dash and cant wait to get it rewired and dash put back in..:text-+1:

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Havent heard anything from Glen on dash.Hope everything is all right with him.Anyway decided Im going to proceed with rewiring and just make dash out of aluminum.Hope to get a little time to fool with it in next day are two.Will try and get some pictures of my progress lol.BTW anyone know what size roll pin is that holds gear on steering shaft for a 701?Knocked mine out this evening and cannot find it any where,didnt hear it hit anything,dont know where it went :angry-banghead:....

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sqrlgtr

Still waiting on repro dash from Mr.Pettit so decided to just make one out of aluminum.

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sqrlgtr

Forgot to show off my knew seat cover.Also installed new carb which really helped with the idling :handgestures-thumbupright:...

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sqrlgtr

I thought I had put this in the restoration section and liked to have never found it lol.If mods want to move it that would be perfectly fine with me :handgestures-thumbupright:...

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rmaynard
On 11/6/2020 at 7:09 PM, sqrlgtr said:

Does anyone know where the solenoid was located on the 701's?

I know it's been awhile, but in answer to this question, I'll post two pictures from my 701 before and after restoration.

On the support bracket behind the dash tower.

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Another view after it was completed.

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sqrlgtr

@rmaynard thanks for pictures,thats where I put mine.It is the original one that came on it , I was surprised that I found it after so many years of it being off :happy-jumpgreen:... 

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