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10-11-2010, 03:41 PM
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Starting on the 1610
Thought some maybe interested, I'm starting on project #2 seeing the 1110 is finished (I'll get pictures up soon) This is a 1610 hydro with 16 horse briggs. The tractor seemed to run pretty good dispite alot of oil leaks. The hydro was strong from what I could tell the little I drove it around before I started to tear it apart.
This may not sit well with some, but I've always wanted an International lawn tractor around, seeing every tractor on the farm except for the compact is IH. So I'm going to build one using the 1610.  My plan is to paint everything yellow IH red, and go through it front to back, and top to bottom. It's going to take me some time, but what else is there to do at night, and weekends?:biggrin2.gif: I've got almost everything stripped off, so I can begin sandblasting, but I've got two more of those  rear rusted wheels again, so back to the penatrating oil and puller. Tryed the puller and they won't budge, so we'll have to let the oil do it's thing first.So there it is, my next project is under way 
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