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Old 08-20-2016, 12:59 AM
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About time you worked on this again! Did you have to clean the dust off?

(Just razzin' ya!)
Actually I did. Cleaned the shop last night and blew everything out so there was dust on everything. Just can't seem to get in the groove with this one...
Kind of having drag a$$ on it. But at some point I will get out of first gear and slide down into second.
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Old 08-21-2016, 01:17 AM
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Actually I did. Cleaned the shop last night and blew everything out so there was dust on everything. Just can't seem to get in the groove with this one...
Kind of having drag a$$ on it. But at some point I will get out of first gear and slide down into second.
Looking good Todd!! Don't sweat it... perfection takes time!

If you get done too quick all the fun is gone!!
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Looking good Todd!! Don't sweat it... perfection takes time!

If you get done too quick all the fun is gone!!
Oh, so that's how it works?
Thanks Jay.
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Todd,
Great pictures of your work on the J.I.Case! I know I owe you a call too!
I was able to get some seat time on my non Cub latest clean and paint project. A Massey-Ferguson 8 hp lawn tractor. I thought I had it done mid July then the gas tank took a dump and I also got a original different gas tank and support bracket installed a week ago. Kind of like you say, some of these other tractors just don't have the Cub features and bullet proof qualities. But was different doing research on Massey's and collecting new parts and meeting new friends too!
Your doing a good job bring the Case back!
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Hey Todd,

I miss seeing the little Case, you had any time to work on it lately? Just wanted to make sure I hadn't fallen out of the loop!
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Old 06-09-2017, 12:30 AM
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Hey Todd,

I miss seeing the little Case, you had any time to work on it lately? Just wanted to make sure I hadn't fallen out of the loop!
, oh you ain't missing nothing Jay. It's all piled up in the corner of the shed, waiting for some love and affection...
I looked at it the other day, and really there isn't a great deal left to do. Sandblast the frame, dash, hood, fenders, clean up the engine tins, little body work, prime and paint.
Tim (olds) would have it back together in a week, or less, but me? I'm thinking to get back on it this summer, get it done before starting something else...
Been spending to much time on the 56. Need to get my priorities straight I guess.
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Old 06-09-2017, 09:07 AM
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, oh you ain't missing nothing Jay. It's all piled up in the corner of the shed, waiting for some love and affection...
I looked at it the other day, and really there isn't a great deal left to do. Sandblast the frame, dash, hood, fenders, clean up the engine tins, little body work, prime and paint.
Tim (olds) would have it back together in a week, or less, but me? I'm thinking to get back on it this summer, get it done before starting something else...
Been spending to much time on the 56. Need to get my priorities straight I guess.
HA HA... I understand Todd!! I got plenty of projects that get piled up in the corner too!!

Prolly wasn't none of my business Just had to ask!

Have fun with the '56!!

Really not sure what's up with Tim being all fast and stuff... He sure does make alot of us look bad!

Have a good one! And let us know when the little Case comes back out!!
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Thumbs up Another vote for the Case restoration!

Hey, nice going so far! It's also nice to see honest comparisons to our IH Cub Cadets. I like the case! My brother picked up a '66 Ford 100 that came with factory electric PTO, and the rare aluminum mowing deck.

Keep up the good deed on your "66 120 case!!
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Really not sure what's up with Tim being all fast and stuff... He sure does make alot of us look bad!
Experience leads to speed. Since I got out of school I've been working 5-6 days a week which comes to about 34,000hrs of paint and bodywork, if you put in that kinda time I'm sure you'd be fast to. Now the kid that's​ working for us will probably still be a moron in 34,000hrs.
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Experience leads to speed. Since I got out of school I've been working 5-6 days a week which comes to about 34,000hrs of paint and bodywork, if you put in that kinda time I'm sure you'd be fast to. Now the kid that's​ working for us will probably still be a moron in 34,000hrs.
Haha. Been there.
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