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Old 04-17-2017, 10:17 AM
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this build must have your tools smokin
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Old 04-17-2017, 11:06 AM
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It's blindingly bright out in the sun, I'm gonna have to wear shades when I run this one.
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this build must have your tools smokin
Just a bit but they had half a day yesterday to cool down.
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It will be a shame to get this all scratched up at plow day.
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We all wish we could go through them so fast. Nice work Tim!

Ahhhh.... You used epoxy primer on it. It won't burn through that plowing. Besides.... under there you'll never see it. I'd be more concerned with where you attach straps to haul it.
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We all wish we could go through them so fast. Nice work Tim!

Ahhhh.... You used epoxy primer on it. It won't burn through that plowing. Besides.... under there you'll never see it. I'd be more concerned with where you attach straps to haul it.
Believe me when I say that the time I spent working on this didn't come cheap, it was not without argument from my wife or nights when I hardly got to see my boys. If it's nice the day after plow day I'm planning to take them to the zoo to make up for it.
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In the long run the boys will have their grandfather's tractor in great shape.
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Old 04-17-2017, 05:58 PM
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Reminds me of a little while ago when that jeep chicken guy would do one in a week. And honestly his didn't turn out too bad even with cheap paint.

Definately no "slacking" going on in this build that's for sure.

T minus 72 hours and counting.
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T minus 72 hours and counting.
Ok, you're not allowed to post in my thread anymore.
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I am trying to motivate you so you don't get labeled like me from Mr. Police man. Btw before I negatively respond to your request I will say that I'm impressed with your ambidextrous painting skills and realize I have to learn that as well so my right hand doesn't get so tired while painting. (I know, I know, setting myself right up for that ribbing)

Anyway, as far as your request for me not responding to your thread again I will tell you what I tell guys at work that want to take vacation or call in sick........................












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