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Old 05-24-2014, 10:22 AM
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The labor of love....You are going to take a tractor that has been well used and turn it into a dependable tractor that can be used well! Keep up the great work buddy!

Looks like this will be a great thread to follow,

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Old 05-25-2014, 12:44 PM
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Will you be changing the motor mounts, doing the engine cradle modification and adjusting the steering, if necessary?
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Old 05-25-2014, 02:01 PM
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Will you be changing the motor mounts, doing the engine cradle modification and adjusting the steering, if necessary?
Pulling the motor out today. I will be putting new iso mounts if needed. Definitely doing cradle mod. The steering is loose and will be addressed.
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Haven't pulled the engine out yet, but did make progress. The wiring harness is out. The lighting and pto part of the harness are cobbled up. Easy fix. Got the dash and tower off.

The shroud with the weather strip is a little damage. Nothing I can't fix.



Made sure to take a picture of the linkages. And the cool ground wire.



Wiring harness out, and dash off.





Damage on the bottom of the tower that looks to have been repaired before. I will fix this with my mig.



At the point now where I need to decide if i'm going to split the tractor or not. The rear is leaking, so I'm going to pressure wash it so I can get a good look at where it is coming from. More to come...
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Thanks for the pics and update.
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I just parted out a 1250. If you need any parts send me a PM and I might have it.
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No big updates today. Stayed in some floating cabins over the weekend, but I did have some packages when I came back.

Muffler thanks to Alvy



And a pair of really nice side panels off ebay



That's all for now.
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Glad you got your parts!
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You are well along the way to a nice tractor! Love those new side panels. The rear end doesn't look too bad. I've see a LOT worse!
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It's nice seeing the parts truck come!
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