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amazing how many parts a simple little tractor can turn into!!

Looking good... not long till some color!
I counted around 60-65 pieces in primer and another 10-20 to go. Probably won't get any color sprayed until spring when the weather warms back up.

Today, I welded shut a few extra holes in the fenders and did a little hammer and dolly work on the fenders and dash tower. They'll be ready for body filler after I sandblast them.
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Hey buddy it's spring? (I think), any color sprayin' yet?
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Looking good Adam can't wait to see the next step
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Hey buddy it's spring? (I think), any color sprayin' yet?
None yet. A bathroom refurb has taken presidence over my tractor refurb.
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Got a little work done today. Sandblasted the grille casting, seat pan, and dash tower. Need to pick up some body filler to smooth out the hood and tower. Then, I'll be ready to finish priming the main pieces. I need to fab a cover for the left side to cover the lift cylinder and hoses. I've got it sketched up and have a piece of sheet metal to make it.
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Got a little work done today. Sandblasted the grille casting, seat pan, and dash tower. Need to pick up some body filler to smooth out the hood and tower. Then, I'll be ready to finish priming the main pieces. I need to fab a cover for the left side to cover the lift cylinder and hoses. I've got it sketched up and have a piece of sheet metal to make it.
Thanks for the update, Adam!
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I finished the piece to guard the lift cylinder and cover the hoses.



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Looks good, nice job.
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Awesome job, Adam!
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