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Old 02-14-2015, 10:39 PM
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that is pretty cool....you did a good job....
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That's prett sharp! I imagine the steering wheel being tall may help some with pulling and leaning back when you drive. I like the blue and white paint scheme.
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Fantastic job on the tractor. Are the fenders off of an old sear suburban tractor? Look really nice. I think I would have the Cobra Jet snake airbrushed on the sides of the hood.
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The fenders are from a 1967 Sears Custom 6. They bolted to the frame. The battery box had to be narrowed, which left no room for the voltage regulator. It's mounted on the upper grill. I made a new wiring harness.
The hood looks better in the photos than it is. When I replace it with a good, straight one I'll add decals.

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jimbob, pix of the dash
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That dash is too cool!
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I have enough of that vinyl to do two more dash tins (the size of a 149). I don't have any plans for it. Anyone wants a piece, PM me with your mailing address. I'll send it to you. No charge (free).
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Now THAT is a unique, awesome looking dash. Thanks for sharing and well done!
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Love that tractor. And that seat, reminds me of hangin off the back of the Super H! And your attention to detail on the wiring, that I can see on the picture of the regulator. Forgive my ignorance sir, on the dash picture, is that throttle lever a stock item? I could really use something like that on my tractor!
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