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Old 03-02-2011, 09:35 PM
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Well I got the correct light panel for the 73 (thanks Lew) I painted it, installed the sticker, new bulbs and made all the wiring for it. Just finished putting it all in. Thanks for the pictures from the last post I had on this. They are neat and work like a champ !!!! Loving this tractor !!!

















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Old 03-02-2011, 09:37 PM
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Well I got the correct light panel for the 73 (thanks Lew) I painted it, installed the sticker, new bulbs and made all the wiring for it. Just finished putting it all in. Thanks for the pictures from the last post I had on this. They are neat and work like a champ !!!! Loving this tractor !!!
That's just got me buzzing! Nice work, those lights look sweet! That's the only thing (besides hydro unit) that my 73 doesn't have on it. Your 73 is looking mighty sweet
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Jay that looks fantastic! Great job on it. What would you do if it wasn't for Lew?

I like it better then the yellow bulbs. When we getting updated pics of the whole tractor?
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Old 03-02-2011, 09:43 PM
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Jay that looks fantastic! Great job on it. What would you do if it wasn't for Lew?

I like it better then the yellow bulbs. When we getting updated pics of the whole tractor?
probally this weekend !!! I have been chipping away at it at night, it needs a bath !!!!
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probally this weekend !!! I have been chipping away at it at night, it needs a bath !!!!
Jude wouldn't make us wait until this weekend!

I love your 73!
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Jude wouldn't make us wait until this weekend!

I love your 73!
Oh I would be this time!! I'm in for good
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Now that's what I'm talking about ! That is sweet looking . Nice job .
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It looks nice! good job on the wiring!
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Now that's what I'm talking about ! That is sweet looking . Nice job .
Thanks, not bad for a banker with some tools ha ha !!!
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You know Jason,
That is one that I haven't had yet...A 73!!!
I could have used that headlight panel on my 106,but you did trade me for a nice panel for my 125.
Jude,
Didn't you get some headlight panels recently???
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