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Where is the Powder coater located? I have some crusty wheels for a Deere 317 I’d like to get done.
I sent you a link.

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Duke, those parts really look good. I don't know what I'd do if I got to work on a Cub that wasn't all greasy! Have you got the hardware back from plating yet, so that you can start screwing this back together?

That really looks nice. Can't wait to see it as it goes together. Did you have to do much bodywork on the hood and fenders?

Congrats!

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Thanks John! The tins on this one are in real good shape so no body work needed. I do have parts at the body shop that should be done this upcoming week.

No grease is a good thing!

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methos we just got a 1962 original and it had bad rear end oil in it so we changed the oil but under the left rear axel housing there is a big hole and it is weeping oil do all of them have it its all original because you know about originals its not threaded it appears just to be a round hole is it supposed to have that hole
Your axle tube is leaking at the o-ring. You can replace that and stop the leaking. That hole is factory. Not sure if I know everything about them but I'm learning!
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methos how do i replace the o ring is it a seal or something
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You'll have to pull off the axle tube and rear cover and remove the 3 bolts to remove the seal. Replace seal and reassemble. This is the short version.
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Wow! Those parts look awesome. Can't wait to see you doing some assembly work.....you'll be Those O's will look good.
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Wow! Those parts look awesome. Can't wait to see you doing some assembly work.....you'll be Those O's will look good.
Thanks Todd! I'm ready to get these done but still got some waiting to do.

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Duke, are you planning on making those tractors all yellow, or was this just a trial run with the hood?

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It was a mix up at the powder coaters. Everything will be the correct colors when it's done.
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