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Here she is!! Got her up and running last night..

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Here is the other side view, along with a make shift utility trailer.. The kids had a blast with the wagon ride..

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This is my new plow, and hood and front end paint job!
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This is my new plow, and hood and front end paint job!
Can't say it looks good. Looks to be a 1/24th die cast from that distance. Or my eye sight is getting real bad.
Closer picture is needed.
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Can't say it looks good. Looks to be a 1/24th die cast from that distance. Or my eye sight is getting real bad.
Closer picture is needed.
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Zippy, they are the hood and nose from the tractor, just cleaned up and painted.. Yes, it is a cast bottom. No you eyes isn't getting bad, bad pic..
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I can honestly say that I have been there with a rough 1250. The tractor was a nightmare (thus its name, 1250 Nightmare) but it turned out to be a decent tractor, and a heck of a lot of fun to use.

Keep working on it. You'll have positive results in time; and a great Cub Cadet when you get it done!
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That's better I know your putting a lot of work in it and it's starting to show. Looks good. Keep at it and in no time (that's not true) it'll be earning it's keep...
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Thank you much for the kind words.. The paint job is done only to prevent any more hood rust from happening.. So I know it is all over the place.. Yes I did it while the hood and the nose was on the tractor.. I got it on the frame,(brushed on paint job), gotta redo it any way. Little on the engine, I gotta redo that also.. Not to worried on the decal, I was going to take them off for the replacement ones any how..
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