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Only 1 I took lol. Didn't take any during the whole painting process. It was yellow before tho lol.
I just need the little tiplink wire clip. The one that was on it was broken.
Ps don't ask why the haban 54 is yellow. That's a spring project. Picked it up for $100 and all I needed to do was remake the angle handle out of some pipe. Works good tho.
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Only 1 I took lol. Didn't take any during the whole painting process. It was yellow before tho lol.
I just need the little tiplink wire clip. The one that was on it was broken.
Ps don't ask why the haban 54 is yellow. That's a spring project. Picked it up for $100 and all I needed to do was remake the angle handle out of some pipe. Works good tho.
Wait, why is it yellow?

Looks great. I actually like my yellow (IH) blade on my 1282...yellow wheel weights too. Could paint everything white, but where's the fun in that.
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Wait, why is it yellow?

Looks great. I actually like my yellow (IH) blade on my 1282...yellow wheel weights too. Could paint everything white, but where's the fun in that.
No idea but they actually did a decent paintjob. There's zero evidence of black and the paint seems strong.
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