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Adam they will be ending up in your home state when I'm done with them.
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Great to finally see the twins Duke!

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I'll be calling you with questions before I remove the gears from the rear end. Seems like your getting pretty good at that!
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Duke is starting to go National on Restores. A new hobby?
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The correct police will be hovering around this thread for sure.
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The correct police will be hovering around this thread for sure.
They might as well go find some donuts to eat. He's planning on using Vtwin briggs to repower and paint them Red and use aftermarket bolts.
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I think you'd not need to remove any material. At the risk of violating the Correct Police :-) , a small clearance hole to provide say a #10 machine screw which would hold a rubber donut parallel to the tab you have highlighted to keep the hood from rattling and scratching away the inside of your pretty new hood. Leaving it a little loose allows the rubber donut to move a bit but dampen the hood rattle.

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PS: Glad to share what little I know about the trans stuff...it isn't much but I haven't broken anything yet! :-)
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I got to look them over at RNPD, nice set of tractors! The early 61 with the thin axle was in sweet shape! Course I liked the other one with the rear PTO too
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Good luck on the O's, Duke.
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They might as well go find some donuts to eat. He's planning on using Vtwin briggs to repower and paint them Red and use aftermarket bolts.
Maybe I can change their minds on what they like. You sir are stiring the pot!

All joking aside, I think once I'm done with them they will find they will look factory.
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