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Awesome. Love the letter series. I grew up on Dad's H and that and the M is my favorite tractors. This one looks like an H based on the size of the motor.
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Yes it's an H, I forgot to mention that earlier.
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Tim Pap's 100 Restored 108 1211 Dual Stick 1050 Pap's 100 restoration thread - http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=47965 |
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You do great work Tim!
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Tim,
I agree with Lew. You do great work! If I were closer, I have 3 or 4 Farmalls that would keep you busy.
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It will look beyond terrific when Tim is finished with this project!
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No it won't and here's why. They guy had the sheet metal painted 4yrs ago by a so called professional and it looks horrible compared to how the chassis now looks, it has dry spots and runs in it but this guy thinks it looks great. I'm not sure what kind of professional would let something go looking that bad, maybe it was the guy you had paint your parts.
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I came in this morning and was pleasantly surprised, I figured the paint would still be soft but it's good and dry and still has all the shine it had yesterday. Here's a pic taken of the air cleaner and as you can see I'm touching it.
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Yeah...As for the joker that started to paint the "72" project....We parted ways and I reblasted the parts.
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Tim, are you going to shoot any kind of clear coat on this one? I would suspect not, but may the owner wants it, former paint job notwithstanding.
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No clear on this one, this is a budget job and having to repaint the chassis is already pushing it. This came to us mostly painted with the exception of a few small parts and we were to paint those parts and then assemble it but they painted the chassis with spray paint and when I tried to wash the 4yrs of dust off it the paint started coming off.
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