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The red paint is looking good!
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Thanks Allen. I made a bracket to mount a rear light under the fenders using existing holes to mount it.



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I found some marker lights to use as tail lights. I know they're not the same as the original lights but they were long gone when I got the tractor. The fenders have been repainted since theses pics were taken because the paint was thin in places and had bad orange peel.





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looking awesome, great job. I also used the majic paint from TSC and at first I thought it was almost pinkish but now after it has been on the tractor it looks great
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I found some marker lights to use as tail lights. I know they're not the same as the original lights but they were long gone when I got the tractor. The fenders have been repainted since theses pics were taken because the paint was thin in places and had bad orange peel.
Anytime Adam! For some reason, your pics didn't come up in your last two posts.
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looking awesome, great job. I also used the majic paint from TSC and at first I thought it was almost pinkish but now after it has been on the tractor it looks great
Thanks. I wish the paint would dry quicker. Even with hardener, it takes at least a week before the paint is hard enough to bolt pieces back together.
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Anytime Adam! For some reason, your pics didn't come up in your last two posts.
The pics show up fine on my end.
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Allen's not crazy, I can't see the pics either....
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Pictures should show now.
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I can see them now. Nice work, Adam!
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