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Old 08-15-2016, 11:09 PM
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Thanks Jay,

I remember now, I wanted the 935 in Shop-Line and he said the number wasn't good. I wonder if he has it in Omni? Only problem now is I have 8 ply/23* Firestones on the rims and I about destroyed the rims getting them on. I will never buy 8 ply again but they were cheap on Ebay. I'm thinking I need to pull them off and repaint them the correct color. Maybe I need to order some IH paint from Messicks. This shouldn't be that difficult but that's what makes it fun.
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Old 08-16-2016, 12:00 AM
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I know when I got the paint for my Original, I went to the PPG store and they mixed me up the Omni, and I was very happy with the results.
Seems odd, they can't do the 935 though.
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Old 08-22-2016, 11:16 PM
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Got a little more done on the deck over the weekend.

Spread some bondo on the pitted areas. I remember doing this when I lived in PA to all the cars I owned and I'm still no good at it.
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I then sanded that with the DA and had a bunch of bare metal again so I shot another coat of epoxy on it. I guess that is okay? I still have some pitting visible.
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A few hours later I scuffed the epoxy with some dry 400 paper and shot some 2k primer on it.
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If I get some time this week I guess I need to spread a little more bondo and do some wet sanding.
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Looks gooder from here Todd.
Just so you know. It's a garden tractor deck, not a hood or fenders...
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Old 08-23-2016, 07:43 AM
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Looks good Todd!

I'm no good at spreading body filler either! I have a friend that makes it look so easy! He can spread it so fast and even that you hardly have to sand! Makes me sick!!
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Nice work, Todd!
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Looks gooder from here Todd.
Just so you know. It's a garden tractor deck, not a hood or fenders...
I second the implied suggestion not to drive yourself nuts, unless this is a practice run for a sheet metal project. One thing I haven't figured out is what kind of CRAPPY steel Haban was using. The deck on my 2072 is pitted bad, I imagine the one under the 982 is just as bad (I kind of like the brown patina on it). Considering the amount of pitting on areas that don't have grass continually sitting on them, a normal Cadet deck would have rotted away to nothing. We've managed to rot away at least 3 bushhog decks over the years, but they saw a lot more service and were left out in the rain all summer (and not always cleaned off). Maybe its just me.
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Lookin Good Dr. Todd.
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I got one that needs the same treatment when you are ready....
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Nice work Todd! Aren't those big ole things fun to work on!
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