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Old 11-24-2015, 04:01 PM
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If you spent more time working on this project and less time posting about it, it would be done. Just busting my friend.

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Looks awesome Todd, but it looks like your implement lift handle grip is incorrect. just busting.
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Looks awesome Todd, but it looks like your implement lift handle grip is incorrect. just busting.
It is incorrect, he has paint on the push button.
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It may not be as it was when it left the factory, but I believe Todd's tractor re-defines correct. Man Todd that is just an incredible job.
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Looking awesome, Todd!
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If you spent more time working on this project and less time posting about it, it would be done. Just busting my friend.
Looks awesome.
Well Sam... I enjoy seeing others builds, being it a engine swap, cab build or restoration, really doesn't matter it's all of interest to me. And I thoroughly enjoy the day to day progress. So if someone doesn't like to see the progress, move along to another thread and come back and see it in the end when it's finished.

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Looks awesome Todd, but it looks like your implement lift handle grip is incorrect. just busting.
Well Nick that would conclude that all three of my originals are incorrect when it applies to the "handle grip", and therefore from the amount of energy it took to get it off, whoever put it on did it the same as the factory would have...

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It is incorrect, he has paint on the push button.
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It may not be as it was when it left the factory, but I believe Todd's tractor re-defines correct. Man Todd that is just an incredible job.
Thanks for the kind words Gary, greatly appreciated.
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Old 11-25-2015, 08:49 AM
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Well Sam... I enjoy seeing others builds, being it a engine swap, cab build or restoration, really doesn't matter it's all of interest to me. And I thoroughly enjoy the day to day progress. So if someone doesn't like to see the progress, move along to another thread and come back and see it in the end when it's finished.
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Hope you didn't take that the wrong way, I was just kidding with you. Killer build. Keep up the good work Buddy!
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