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Old 01-27-2013, 12:23 PM
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Just got the new paint job on the old tractor. Hope it makes it pull better.
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Old 01-27-2013, 12:55 PM
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Fantastic work on the new paint job!
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That looks hot! Nice!

Do you have any pics of your adjustable weight bracket. Im looking to build one for my new tractor bt dont know how guys attach it to the frame and stuff
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Old 01-27-2013, 07:07 PM
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That looks hot! Nice!

Do you have any pics of your adjustable weight bracket. Im looking to build one for my new tractor bt dont know how guys attach it to the frame and stuff
for mine i attached the front of the square steel to the big bolt that the axel pivots on . the rear i attached it to the round stock that runs accross tractor that i put my barbell weights on. it makes for a real solid adjustable weight bracket. some welding required sorry i have no pics.
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for mine i attached the front of the square steel to the big bolt that the axel pivots on . the rear i attached it to the round stock that runs accross tractor that i put my barbell weights on. it makes for a real solid adjustable weight bracket. some welding required sorry i have no pics.

I get the idea thanks!
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Cool paint job!
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looks really good. that paint has got to be good for another 5hp.

Im thinking of putting a true fire paint job on my next project cub.
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Hi, Nice lookin paint on the twin. But you know they say paint don't make'um run better, like drive for show and putt for doe. Mike
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