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Old 01-30-2012, 10:54 PM
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Well I've been lurking(and learning) here for a while, thought it was time to contribute a little. This is a first refurb of a cub for me so I'll most likely be stumbling thru it. I am sure the good folks here Will keep me on the straight and narrow.
Anyhow here is what I started with:



A couple of things needing attention I noticed right away:

The VR was looking rather nasty so a new one was purchased,and below the PTO turnbuckle was stripped on one end(That will receive attn. later)

More to follow....

P.S. The timestamp on my camera is wrong and I need a teen to set it for me! LOL
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Old 01-30-2012, 10:59 PM
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Looks like you have a good base to start with Saltydawg, good luck with the rebuild.
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Old 01-30-2012, 11:09 PM
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Next came the fenders:

The battery box was in bad shape from what looks to have been a leaky battery.

bottom view:

It got a new bottom welded in:


I've also done a little sanding on it:



More to come...
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Old 01-30-2012, 11:21 PM
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Next I split the tractor:


Ran into another needed repair:

The left side front mounting bracket was broke, but the right side was ok.

I believe I have located another bracket from one of the fine members here.
I have several parts in my electrolysis tank now being derusted:


And that's where I am on it as of today, more later....
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Your making awesome progress! Keep up with the pics and updates!
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Looking great, nice tractor to do a resto on.

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You've been busy! Thanks for the pics.
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Excellent start. You had a good cub to start with. That helps a lot. I have got to read on the electrolysis thing and get one set up, so I can get some of the model 73 tins and stuff cleaned up for priming and painting.
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Excellent start. You had a good cub to start with. That helps a lot. I have got to read on the electrolysis thing and get one set up, so I can get some of the model 73 tins and stuff cleaned up for priming and painting.
Since I set up my Electrolysis tank I have wondered why in the heck I waited so long to do it! It is a sooooo much easier way to prep your parts than sanding or sandblasting! I just wish I had a tank big enough to dip fenders and hoods in.
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Nice work Saltydawg
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