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Old 08-14-2016, 08:31 PM
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Those are sweet. Can't wait to see pics working the dirt. How is the corn this year?
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Old 08-14-2016, 08:34 PM
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You've done it again dirtcowboy! Bravo! The details make the difference.
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Old 08-14-2016, 08:56 PM
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When did the IH garden tractor go Red? Just love the look, you did a fantastic job.
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Old 08-14-2016, 09:30 PM
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That's very nice! That's how I'm going to paint my 1211 ! Is that gloss black? And where did you get the decals ? Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! The black is gloss and I had my decals made at a local graphics shop. Your 1211 will look very nice painted up.as well.
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Those are sweet. Can't wait to see pics working the dirt. How is the corn this year?
Thank you! It will be in the dirt soon, gonna use it to cover some wheat after I spread it on my sweetcorn ground after its all out. The corn is doing very good, I planted 3 plantings for a total of 27 rows. I just started picking out of the 2nd planting and it sells very fast, which is a good thing lol.
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You've done it again dirtcowboy! Bravo! The details make the difference.
Thank you, much appreciated I agree it's details and we went into it like the other tractor before.
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When did the IH garden tractor go Red? Just love the look, you did a fantastic job.
Thank you. They went red in late 1979 into start of 1980.
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Sweet Looking IH's. Like the rear wheel weights on both. Know where I could get some for my CC 3240?
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Very nice work as always Jerry!!

Yes.... ask your buddy if he will reproduce the grilles. Maybe the top vent's also. Would save me a lot of work on my build....
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Very nice Jerry, you out did yourself again.
I'm thinking by the responses to your thread, your buddy can stay pretty busy building grill... Cause I want one also.
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