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Old 07-18-2018, 08:34 AM
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Aren't those Tonka? My crane never left the house, still looks great. My dumptruck was green with a "working" dump cylinder. After the 2nd time of getting a busted lip you learned not to lean across the bed to trip the latch. There were no frivolous lawsuits in the early 70's--we were just a tougher breed of kid.
Those are definitely Nylint. Tonka was made differently.
I had toy trucks with the spring loaded dump cylinder. Some were fast, some slow. Used that little shock looking thing to raise the bed. Whatever they were, they would even dump a load of sand! My grandma still has some of the toys dad used to play with. He's not much for them, but I am. She has two trucks, both IH. One is a 1/16 scale 10 wheeler, and the other a 1/32 (I think) Pay Hauler IH truck like they would have used in a mine. Both are in really good shape. The 10 wheeler is my favorite. Just looks so much like a real truck.

Really good job Beth! Fixing up toys is fun! So many hobbies that go hand in hand, hard to focus on just one!
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Hopefully, I can get these "green" pedal tractors finished soon.
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Hopefully, I can get these "green" pedal tractors finished soon.
Gonna take a lot of glazing putty to fill in the sand pits if it was like the 20 I did. Gonna boil your tires?
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Gonna take a lot of glazing putty to fill in the sand pits if it was like the 20 I did. Gonna boil your tires?
LOL! Yes, indeed it is going to take some for both of them. I plan on filling the seams and, as you say, the sand pits. I absolutely do not want to boil tires again! Not just no but he!! NO... I bought rims and tire combos this time.
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LOL! Yes, indeed it is going to take some for both of them. I plan on filling the seams and, as you say, the sand pits. I absolutely do not want to boil tires again! Not just no but he!! NO... I bought rims and tire combos this time.
Oh yeah, forgot about filing the seams. I think it is my boy's 400 or 450 IH that I had to file about an 1/8" from one side of the hood. I didn't go crazy with it, but tried to make it look very nice for something that was going to be played with. I'll post a pic if I can find one
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