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Old 05-11-2014, 07:50 PM
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Wow that is beautiful! You should do that for a living!!
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Looks awesome! Thanks for the pics.
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Very nice!
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Nice $10,000 job...

When you figure in the parts and what labor would have cost if you paid someone else to do it..

How could you ever want to mow with it after all that work?

Really nice work..
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Just noticed the yellow grass screen on the engine. I like it!
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Thanks alot....yeah i figure i have about 1100 into this and too many hours to count....doing things like buffing out brass drain plug and such add up....anyways, got the deck mostly together, and tried getting the hood on and lined up and headlights in and working...just need belts and blades, think im gonna test it with the old stack pulley before i go making the one i want to...have the redneck seat on her until i find a decent seat or a kit to redo the original one....a#& numb in about 3 minutes!!!!
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Very nice!
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Thanks alot....yeah i figure i have about 1100 into this and too many hours to count....doing things like buffing out brass drain plug and such add up....anyways, got the deck mostly together, and tried getting the hood on and lined up and headlights in and working...just need belts and blades, think im gonna test it with the old stack pulley before i go making the one i want to...have the redneck seat on her until i find a decent seat or a kit to redo the original one....a#& numb in about 3 minutes!!!!
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Thats a beautiful tractor you have, I'll send my 1250 over when your done.
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Thanks, broke it in last night...pto wouldnt disengage?? Bearing is free, so im hoping its the airgap...it has juice from the lead but even with it unplugged it still spun?? Ither way ill dink with it later...i drove it up the hill a bunch to load the engine and seat the rings....engine builder recommends mobil1 vtwin oil because the zddp content...pull apart retorque the head and what not..lots of other bolts got loose...looks like the 82 series mule drive will work, so all i need to do besides all of that previously stated is get blades (17.25") mount drive pulley and FIND A SEAT OR SEAT RE-UPHOLSTERY KIT.... not easy for a quietline turns out....thanks fellas for all the kind words....
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