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Old 05-26-2015, 06:44 AM
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That is some fine and BEAUTIFUL work you've done. Tractor will look AWESOME!, when it's done. Keep up the good work.
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A little puttering in the shop this afternoon to have an excuse to stay out of the humidity.

This one is moving back together a handful of pieces at a time. The good news is I am in no particular hurry to finish it, cause then would just have to tear another one apart (will either be the 149 or the 1811/2, will decide which when the time comes)

Some drive shaft parts. Foot rest plates. The dash tower painted and back in place.

next is the hydro lever and putting the steering column back in.

Or maybe I will spring for new tars and do the rims. Would look better sitting there without those rusty rims.
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steering column (just putting it in this thread for continuity). I should create a new thread with the project from beginning to end.

Of course, I should do a lot of things...
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Looks great yeeter, you always make those parts look so good. Keep up the good work.
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Nice progress, meticulous work, fascinating thread. Can't wait for the complete reveal!

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Nice 782! I'd have to be in dire straights to get rid of mine. Nice work! That thing is gonna be a show piece
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My 782 could use some of that meticulous upgrading, but, it is going to just have to "suck it up", and keep on working.

Love, what you're doing to that one!
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Really nice looking build. She's gonna be purdy.
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Really nice looking build. She's gonna be purdy.
Ya. Purdy. Doesnt mean it runs any better. And not all that creative, compared to all the functional and useful home made stuff you guys make.

But dont worry, was doing some cleanup on the lot using the 1811 earlier. I have a couple others I use as workers (at least until this one is done).

But Im having fun.
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Had never tried this paint before. Its a hammered silver base with a transparent on top.

Before curing it looked yellow. But cured out green.

aiyai yai, the wrong color green even.

Oh well, its shiney and Im bolting it in there.
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