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Old 07-25-2012, 09:23 PM
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Thanks guys! Today, I bought some more sand for my blast cabinet and some primer and IH white paint.
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Old 07-25-2012, 10:21 PM
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Thanks guys! Today, I bought some more sand for my blast cabinet and some primer and IH white paint.



Any idea how much paint your going to end up using? I hope I got enough of the NLA Valspar!
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Old 07-26-2012, 08:01 AM
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Glad to hear you at least have some correct paint. EricR and I are refurbishing my 451 snowblower and cannot perfectly match the paint and have to use the new Majic school bus yellow. It is close to the newer yellow but a bit brighter than the valspar fed yellow. I kidded Eric saying it is so bright I will have to wear sunglasses to blow snow this winter. We will have some pics of the finished product. We also painted the footrests on my 2084 because of a rusting issue. Apparently other folks are using that paint too as our local tractor supply is out of that yellow right now. Oh well at least the snow blower is no longer rusty. My neighbor, an auto mechanic and automobile restorer in his spare time says that apparently the valspar paint has something in it that the government does not like and made them take it off the market.
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Old 07-28-2012, 01:50 PM
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Thursday, I picked up a quietline upper grill casting and IH emblem from Conner (mrcubcadet). That way, I can make the headlight area look like a 66 series with the emblem between the headlights. I've got it all drawn up and ready to start building.

I also got a set of hydro relief valves from him to rebuild and swap mine out since I'm sure they are probably leakers.
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Old 08-08-2012, 05:21 AM
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Pulled the tins off of the K301 and getting it ready for paint. Sprayed some hi-temp black on the fins. The rest of it will be red.
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My cub 108 is going to be used for pulling and i want to do the colors of the 183 photo on this tread im painting it next year when we do a complete tear down this winter,By they way that is going to look sweet very good job on it so far anyone know where i can get the decals that the 183 has on it thanks
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Pulled the tins off of the K301 and getting it ready for paint. Sprayed some hi-temp black on the fins. The rest of it will be red.
Nice job, Adam! Looking forward to your updates.
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Thats good! We'll see when your done, thanks!
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Looking great Adam!
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I've almost got the headlight area done. Need to mount the lights and fit and attach the frame piece and IH emblem.
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