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Old 08-27-2015, 05:56 PM
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Todd not sure if you talked about then but can you elaborate on the 6-12s. What kind and where did you get them? Ags are my favorite on Os and I'm looking for some
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Todd not sure if you talked about then but can you elaborate on the 6-12s. What kind and where did you get them? Ags are my favorite on Os and I'm looking for some
Alvy, as I mentioned they are Carlisle Tru Power. I picked them up from Amazon.com with free shipping. Wanted to stay with the original size tire.

Thanks guys, I'm thinking they should look good on the Original, one of these days
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Todd,
We have been playing phone tag for a couple days! I need to catch up on tractor stuff with you.
The O engine looks very good!
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We have been playing phone tag for a couple days! I need to catch up on tractor stuff with you.
The O engine looks very good!
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Thanks Chris
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Got all my IH hardware back from Pugh Metal Finishing in Greensboro, NC today. They do a super job at refinishing...
Some hardware is a little rough and I won't be using, but figured I might as well send it while I was at it.
I have to say I am very impressed with your attention to detail. Thanks for sharing your progress. Just curious about the plating company, how'd they do with sending you back everything you sent them? There's a place around here that's famous for loosing small parts like that.
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I have to say I am very impressed with your attention to detail. Thanks for sharing your progress. Just curious about the plating company, how'd they do with sending you back everything you sent them? There's a place around here that's famous for loosing small parts like that.
The plating company (Pugh Metal Finishing) was great to work with, and everything was returned as promised. I had made a list of all hardware before I sent them, and everything came back.
They've been in business for almost 40 years, they called when the package was received, and again when they were shipping it out. Excellent.
I contacted two companies that were closer to me, and neither could guarantee I would get everything back. Both even said there is a chance some hardware may be lost in the plating process. Unacceptable. Hard to replace the original hardware.
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looks like its coming along nicely, cant wait to see it when its done.
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looks like its coming along nicely, cant wait to see it when its done.
Thanks Tim, me to
Here's the parts pile. Spare bedrooms are great for parts storage.
Also finished the foot rests.
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Here's the parts pile. Spare bedrooms are great for parts storage.
Also finished the foot rests.
As usual... looking great!!

You must be married to a good woman!! All my tractor parts must stay in the shop! They would never be allowed in the house no matter how clean they were!

If you have a training secret please let us other guys know!
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The plating company (Pugh Metal Finishing) was great to work with, and everything was returned as promised. I had made a list of all hardware before I sent them, and everything came back.
They've been in business for almost 40 years, they called when the package was received, and again when they were shipping it out. Excellent.
I contacted two companies that were closer to me, and neither could guarantee I would get everything back. Both even said there is a chance some hardware may be lost in the plating process. Unacceptable. Hard to replace the original hardware.
That kind of service is worth paying more for. I always appreciate the call when a company gets the parts,not that I don't trust UPS
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