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Old 01-23-2019, 12:53 PM
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That is sharp, Stan!
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That is too nice to use.
Yep... I'd be scared to use it!!
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WOW i just found this! Looks amazing...any your speed at which your working is insane. My 1572 is painted but still scattered around the house for years now. I feel like such a failure
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Old 01-24-2019, 02:23 PM
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This is a customer's tractor. If you are interested, I could finish assembling your project at a reasonable shop labor rate. Contact me by PM for a quote if you like.
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Doc, hows the "not a parts tractor" project coming along?
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This is a customer's tractor. If you are interested, I could finish assembling your project at a reasonable shop labor rate. Contact me by PM for a quote if you like.
Lol...I should just say yes to your great offer. Only problem is I'm kinda cheap. I will get back to the diesel hopefully after the 1650 in front of it. If it doesn't work out for some reason..I will reach out to you. Thanks again and great job on your project!
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Steve, the "not a parts tractor" project sits right next to this 1572, patiently waiting for it's turn. I've got to pull the radiator back out and fix a leak, then It is pretty much done.
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If it's all cleaned and painted you are down to the fun part! Just start assemblng a little here and a little there.. you will make progress faster than you think!
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If it's all cleaned and painted you are down to the fun part! Just start assemblng a little here and a little there.. you will make progress faster than you think!
Lol....I'm kinda embarrassed to say that I really enjoy the cleaning, sandblasting if required, sanding, priming, painting. To show how much I like the paint process....I built a paint booth in a garage bay. A lot of cub stuff has gone through that booth.
Sorry for the thread Hy jack....back to the original show
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Well it's been a while since I posted an update, mainly because I lost a week due to having the flu. I'm still not a 100% but I managed to spend the afternoon in the shop and get the fender pan sanded and into primer. All the other yellow stuff is done. Maybe by the weekend I'll be ready to start on the tin works and some white paint.
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