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Old 04-07-2017, 11:26 PM
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I blasted the deck today and was pleasantly surprised it is solid and in great condition, So it went from a quick clean up to breaking out the HVLP and mix some paint. It wont be original but I have some IH gloss white and a can of flat white primer and I think enough hardener, so looks like that's the color. white with black accent.
So when it's done it will be completely REBUILT from new nuts/bolts, paint, seals, bearings, and what not..... Oh yea going to fab up some front wheel brackets,,,

What do you think about AG's on the front?
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Old 04-08-2017, 12:39 AM
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What do you think about AG's on the front?
I personally don't care for the look. But as the ol' saying goes around here. It's your tractor, your money.
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Deck is blasted, and 3 coats of primer applied. Ince it sets I'll give it a light wet sanding and then it on to paint.
Still need to repair the deflector it's a little bent up.
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Speaking from a woman's point of view, having the biggest deck isn't necessarily the best thing...it is how well the deck performs at it was designed to do!

The 148 tractor and deck are coming along nicely!
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Jon, you should have known better LOL


LMFAO!!! I totally missed this response!! That's funny! Yeah... should have known better.


Looking good Keith!!
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3 coats of primer, 3 coats of base, and 2 coats of clear.. now to let it cure and it will be ready to go back together. Might as well get some decals for it since at this point it completely rebuilt.
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Looking good, Keith!
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Looks great. Keep at it!!
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All finished, just need a new belt and to grease it up. Oh and some decals.
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Looks good high speed! That deck will outlast you!
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All finished, just need a new belt and to grease it up. Oh and some decals.
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