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Old 12-07-2017, 10:22 AM
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Default Early Christmas for me... with help from Lew!

Got a nice package in the mail over Thanksgiving...! Unfortunately I was too sick to even open it an check it out!

Lew hooked me up with all the power steering off of a Super Cyclops.. I hope to start on a semi customized 782 soon. Still looking for a Command or Vanguard to power it with..

Picture is crappy.. all I had was my old flip phone at the moment.. apparently the lens is scratched up
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Old 12-07-2017, 12:22 PM
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Cut the heat on in the shop, you are going to be there a while!
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Old 12-07-2017, 12:36 PM
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Nice score Jay! Looks like Santa Lew was good to you! (sorry, not meant to rhyme) That will be a nice conversion for your 782, make sure to post plenty of pictures so we can follow along.
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Old 12-07-2017, 07:36 PM
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So jelly, lots of fun ahead of you followed by a way more enjoyable machine to run.

Just sad to hear that an 1864 lost it's life...
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Old 12-07-2017, 08:26 PM
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Very interested in how it comes out. I have a super cyclops parts tractor that I hope to swap the steering into my 149.




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Old 12-07-2017, 08:27 PM
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Old 12-07-2017, 10:01 PM
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Cut the heat on in the shop, you are going to be there a while!
Yeah John.. this will take me a while.. likely need A/C before its over with!

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Nice score Jay! Looks like Santa Lew was good to you! (sorry, not meant to rhyme) That will be a nice conversion for your 782, make sure to post plenty of pictures so we can follow along.
Thanks Doc!! Prob take me a bit on this one!! I'll post as much as I can!

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So jelly, lots of fun ahead of you followed by a way more enjoyable machine to run.
Just sad to hear that an 1864 lost it's life...
Thanks!! The 782 you did was an inspiration for this project... won't be anything like that one though! yours was over the top awesome! I didn't kill the cyclops!! Lew did it!!


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Very interested in how it comes out. I have a super cyclops parts tractor that I hope to swap the steering into my 149.

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I know it will take some fab work and time! I hope to get started sometime after the holidays!


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Lew's gonna eat! ( Duke, 2014 )
Pretty sure he will get a few meals off this one!
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I know it will take some fab work and time! I hope to get started sometime after the holidays!
How about setting aside a few days in late February...Just sayin...might be more fun with help!!!
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Old 12-07-2017, 10:21 PM
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How about setting aside a few days in late February...Just sayin...might be more fun with help!!!
Hmmm... last project we tried together took two years plus! But you did wire and plumb the gauges on my 1782 if I remember correctly!

I probably need to come to OH and light a fire on some of your projects!
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Good deal Jay. Will be much more enjoyable operating with the power steer...
That Lew, he's a pretty good guy to buy from.
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