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Old 07-14-2012, 12:56 PM
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Just finished stripping and sand blasting the front wheels, axle, and spindles. Plan is to get it on tires so I can roll it around the garage.
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Old 07-14-2012, 09:23 PM
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Got the front end parts primed.







I made a rough draft of an IH wheel center. Not sure how I'll make the final ones. Thinking 1/4" lexan with a piece of sheet metal behind it painted black.
Need to find out what Kurt Smith uses on his scale tractors.



The steering wheel I got from Mrcubcadet off of a 1650.

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Looking good, I like you wheel center
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Looking good, Adam!
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Looking good, Adam!
I agree as well!
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Thanks guys. I'll try to get some IH red sprayed Sunday or early this week.
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Where did you get your decals?
I bought a set from maple hunter to use on the tractor, used the complete set less the hood decals. I went to a local sign shop and had them make the hood decals, I used the maple hunter hood decals to go by for length with and basic design. The decal were printed on white vinyl and will later post a close up of the cub cadet lettering, they could not make them quite the same because of copyright infringements.
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Sprayed some red today. I like the Majic brand paint so far. It has good shine to it and it seems to dry faster than the Valspar I used on my trailer. I used some leftover Valspar enamel hardener with the Majic paint and it seemed to be compatible. On to the pics.









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Excellent job, Adam! I like the red!
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yea, me too! Looks great so far!
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