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Old 08-01-2014, 02:02 PM
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Great looking job so far Sam. Looking forward to more pics and updates.
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Old 08-01-2014, 02:28 PM
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A little video of how they built them at the factory.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqDPbalio0s
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That's really cool!!!

Looks like your doing it the way they did! Good job, Sam
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That's really cool!!!

Looks like your doing it the way they did! Good job, Sam
Figure if I do it the same way I can get the runs in the paint to look like factory. LOL
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Gee Sam what is the hold up. LOL
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Thank you for the video, very cool.
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Gee Sam what is the hold up. LOL
I'm old and slow.
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Did a little more today. Primed and painted the parts that I can't get to once it's assembled. Installed the clutch, front axle, steering box and rockshaft. Then I decided to prime and paint the frame. I'm happy with the results for a rattle can job.
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What color duplicolor are you using?
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What color duplicolor are you using?
Yes, what are you using Sam? I bought some Cub Cadet brand paint and was very disappointed with it. How many cans are you burning threw to get this far? It's always up in the air for me on whether to go gun or rattle can. If I worked on more cubs and had more space then it would be more clear for me to go gun but I'm just not there yet and the convenience of just shaking and shooting some color is kind of nice
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