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Old 07-08-2012, 06:55 PM
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They do look pretty cool red and white!
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I tried to make mine look like cub cadets were available in red in white, but the tractor clone scheme looks cool too, I will keep an eye out for progress on your project....now quit reading these replies and get back to work (sound of whip cracking in the backround)!

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Im liking that new grille! How did you make it if you dont mind sharing? Cant wait to see how it turns out!
Thanks Dan. The grill is made of 3/8"x 5/8" and 5/16"x1/2" steel. I machined notches in the pieces so that they interlocked like puzzle pieces and then I welded and ground all of the joints. It is mounted through the spring clip holes with studs made from #10 flat head cap screws welded to 3/16" plates.
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Thanks again Conner.


You got it!



The project is looking good, Adam!
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Thanks again for the flawless steering wheel Conner.
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Thanks again for the flawless steering wheel Conner.


Thanks again for not making me take it off!!



Oh, and for the rare steering wheel cap!
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I stopped at TSC today and picked up 2 quarts of IH red paint. I hope the Majic brand paint works out. I've used it in spray cans and it looks good.
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Old 07-13-2012, 10:54 PM
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Got the frame and rear end primed tonight. Weather man is calling for rain this weekend (About darn time!) so I may not get any IH red sprayed. That's ok, I wouldn't mind if it rained the rest of the month.





Also started making a 3-point top link.

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Looking great, Adam!
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Thanks Allen. I'm getting anxious to get the 149 done but there's still a lot of work to do.
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Looking great and enjoy your rain!
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