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Old 07-04-2017, 09:49 PM
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That's the mount for the hydraulic lift cylinder. I built a homemade dual hydraulic system a few years ago. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4887
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No paint progress but I did get new tires for the tractor. 23x8.5 Tru Powers and 4.00x8 Deestone 3 ribs.
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No paint progress but I did get new tires for the tractor. 23x8.5 Tru Powers and 4.00x8 Deestone 3 ribs.
Still progress though!! good choices on tires!
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Well, it’s been a while but I made some progress today. I got the paint booth set up and got some painting done. Primed the wheels, headlight panel, and sleeve hitch adapter and lift straps. It looks like tomorrow will be rain all day but hopefully Sunday will be dry so I can spray some white paint.
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You know the drill, pics or it didn’t happen.
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Well, it’s been a while but I made some progress today. I got the paint booth set up and got some painting done. Primed the wheels, headlight panel, and sleeve hitch adapter and lift straps. It looks like tomorrow will be rain all day but hopefully Sunday will be dry so I can spray some white paint.
Awesome.... always fun to get back to a project! We want pics!
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Sprayed some white yesterday. I know it’s not the correct bright white but I prefer the IH off white. The hood and rear wheels need another coat or two since there’s a few spots where I didn’t get enough paint on.
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Just read thru the entire thread. Beautiful work. Wish I had your talent and motivation. Looking forward to the finish.

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Thanks Chris!
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