Steve

If I recall I found some screw on nuts that work on those plastic studs at Lowes. I may have some in the nut bin. I'll take a look.

McMaster sells them. $11.00 and change for 100
http://www.mcmaster.com/#90533a135/=126dti8

Clean the CC script as clean as you can get it. Fold a couple of sheet of towel paper to make a pad and then spray it with a metallic blue paint. Press the script into the wet paint and you're in business with like new scripts.

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I may have a source for the push nuts through an auto fastener store here in town. Home Dumpo did not have any this morning. Lowes was not even open yet. I happen to have two new Cub Cadet scripts but I like where you were going with how to paint them Mike McKown. Thanks for the suggestion. You know- working for a living really gets in the way of life's more important indulgences- like working on Cubs!!!!

WELL SAID STEVE!! :beerchug:

:IH Trusted Hand::IH Trusted Hand:

I believe it is done. It's been quite a struggle.

Looks good Mr. Steve. Hope you find a good buyer and come out of the deal with a profit. :beerchug:

I like it!
It will make someone a nice grass killer!

Looks Good Steve..

Plastic cleaned up nice... my problem would be wanting to keep it!!:biggrin2::biggrin2: I have that problem all too often! :beerchug:

Kool, looks good Steve:beerchug: Now don't use it, get it gone.:bigthink:

:Woo::Woo::Woo:

The 1440 is gone down to road! Man that thing started and ran nice. Sadly I didn't hardly break even without figuring my time. Oh well. Good practice for working on the 2284 when the time comes. Thanks for all the help and advice everyone.