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Refinished the grille
Lots of masking?
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Yes, had to mask all of the black painted bars.
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Master battery switch installed..
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Nice work. Almond I'll have to try that color. 'What dealing with here is complete lack of respect for the law'. I think the words go. 45 yr member of POCI.
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Thanks, Bob. I am a long time Pontiac owner and enthusiast.
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I finally located a beautiful deck and mule drive for the 682. It was 2.5 hours away in PA. I cleaned it, greased it, replaced the belts, and it mows well.
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This and a couple other of my tractors needed new foot pads. I bought a roll of the correct ribbed material, and using a pair of good originals as patterns, I made a few sets. I used a hollow punch to make the holes. I used 3M spray adhesive to affix them to the fender.
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Looks awesome! Do you have a link for the ribbed material that you used? A few of my machines need replaced too.
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Located a correct original low back seat in good condition.
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