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Old 07-27-2015, 12:58 AM
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That control valve will really stand out on your 782! But that shade of green is way out-of-bounds....

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That control valve will really stand out on your 782! But that shade of green is way out-of-bounds....
Ya. Its not nearly as dark in the sunlight, as it looks in the pic. A lime green in the sun.
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I am amazed at the quality of work and meticulousness! Incredible.

This tractor will be a showpiece!!!
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Old 08-30-2015, 05:03 PM
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Some more puttering today, managed to get a few pieces bolted together. The hard part is finding all the misc pieces. Some I had bagged, but some, at least at the time, seemed like would be obvious. But after a few months there isnt much left in the memory banks so just figure it out as I go along.

Its going the right direction at least (as in, things going together not taking apart.
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Actually a question: Is there a way to get the hydro linkage adjusted 'approximately' with it just sitting? I made sure the brake pedal pulled it back to neutral, but it doesnt seem like it goes too far in reverse. On the other hand, no idea how much is really needed.
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The bright, detailed images are great to follow...everything down to the hardware cleaned up nice. How is the engine progressing? More pics!
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Wow yeeter! This is gorgeous! I hope one day to get my 1450 torn down and prettied up, don't know if i have this kind of patience though. Right now I'm in the 'just fix the broken stuff' phase of my first(?) Cub. What is that black / silver color you're using? I like the mottled / textured look of it...

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Great job Yeeter! That is coming together nicely.
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What is that black / silver color you're using? I like the mottled / textured look of it...

Its powder coat. Basically I am playing with various powder coat paints. May or may not hold up, and nothing particularly creative in terms of customization. But I am having fun with it.


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Patience. lol. Nothing about this project is going to be quick.

Its kinda like dog years, except I measure in Sam Mac years. Sam will complete 7 tractors for every one I do (that is, if I hurry up else it might be closer to 10 or 12)

Just having some fun playing in the shop
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Put the wiring harness and dash back in.
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