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Old 12-05-2012, 08:41 PM
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Taking it apart is the easy part.lt is the cleaning,sanding,priming,and painting thingy that takes longer.
Boy is THAT ever the truth.... and it's fun for maybe... 10 minutes.



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Agreed, I bought a cabinet blaster when i did my last tractor it is a big help. Hoping Santa will bring me a pot blaster this year...........
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Well here are some update pics nothing real exciting. Im rying out the Majic paint that TSC carries now so far so good on my test pieces. I sure did like the valspar paint though anyone know were to get it?

I hit my first snag, the pin that holds the front axle on is rusted inside the axle so i sprayed down real good with some wd40 let it sit over night and see what happens, if that dont work i guess im going to have to get out the torches.
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Your pics didn't show up. Sounds like you made some nice progress.
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what did she look like before you tor her down?
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Great start, what did it look like before you tore it down?
Put the wd-45 in the kitchen for noisy hinges and get some PB Blaster, much better.
I had the same trouble on my 100, ended up using a torch.
Haha, PB is much better i agree but i was all out so had to use what was on hand, Restocking today.
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