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Old 01-19-2016, 07:51 PM
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one Winter Projects done
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So, how's everyone doing with their winter projects...
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So, how's everyone doing with their winter projects...
I keep buying more.
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I got my crane/hoist done for the 1872, The head gaskets and starter are done on the on the 1811 it starts and runs better the ever. The power steering on the 1863 is in limbo, it turned into alot of sanding and prep work on the frame for a paint job. The 1863 weight bracket is done but not what I had planed so when I pull the tractor apart to do the power steering and dual valve I'll rework it. The shoot cable is worked out in my head that's as far as I got on that. The engine rebuild took a back seat to the 3 point I've been working on. I start to switch gears this time to plan on projects, new parts, gear, and dock work for boating season so some of the cub projects will be put on the back burner and take second seat to my real passion.
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