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Thanks Todd! I am building this tractor to be like the first Cub Cadet my dad bought new in 1969. So details are important.
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The replacement ID tags for engine and starter/gen are impressive! Would you care to share your source? I'd love to have some done for one of my projects.
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The replacement ID tags for engine and starter/gen are impressive! Would you care to share your source? I'd love to have some done for one of my projects.
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Very nice job Beth!!

Doesn't blasting all the engine parts seem like a forever job? It's my least favorite part..... but so woth it!
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Very nice job Beth!!

Doesn't blasting all the engine parts seem like a forever job? It's my least favorite part..... but so worth it!
Yes...seems like there are a million little parts throughout this tractor...a never ending process...but as you said the results are so worth it!
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It has been awhile but I am making progress! I picked up the parts from the powder coater and they look fantastic! Have more to take. The engine and transmission are going to be spray painted. Here are some of the results.
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Holy smoke Beth, looks fantastic.
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Very Very Nice!! That is gonna be a sweet little machine! I really miss my 72.. I let a friend talk me out of it... It was the best chore tractor I had.. the little K161 was sooo smooth and just chugged right along!

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You're not done yet? Chop chop. looking good, can't wait to see it all together.
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Very nice. Very, very nice!!
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