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Old 05-02-2013, 11:18 PM
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That is awesome!
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You can say that again Allen!
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that is very cool looking
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Too many irons in the fire, but I chip away at something now and then on the 1273. Fabricated a steering rod. Did some other welding on a few areas. I think I'm close to a final coat of yellow.
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Awesome job so far. Those lines look familiar. Where have i seen those before?

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Too many irons in the fire, but I chip away at something now and then on the 1273. Fabricated a steering rod. Did some other welding on a few areas. I think I'm close to a final coat of yellow.
Thanks for the update and pic!
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I know its soon, but I may be in love all over again. You see, it all started when I picked up one of them there new fangled osculating sander saw type things. It falls right in line with my garage door opener and tv remote, I may not be able to live with out one now. Man what short work it made of cleaning up all the nooks and crannies on the steering tower. So like I said, don't tell my orbital, it's gonna have an easier life now.
Oh, yea. Can't do without that tool myself, handiest thing since the invention of the hammer!
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very nice man! I don't feel bad at all for wantin to mix my 1250 and my 129.. No where near what you are doing.. Bye any means.. Just mixing parts to the one tractor that I like.. You know the cosmetics... Any way, Thanks for the inspiration..
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This was a great read on a great project.
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