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Old 07-14-2012, 05:20 PM
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Sam my guy is friends with one of the powder coaters in Galax if you want me to get his contact info. He said he can share the color codes for the powder with him. Will be closer for ya then my guy but you do love to take road trips!

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I've used the people in Galax for some sand blasting, they know how to charge. Thanks anyway. I'm taking a break from reincarnating old Cubs for a while. Seems like all people want is cheap these days. I still have 3 Supers that I have close to $9000.00 tied up in but buyers would rather go and get a Home Cheapo throw away lawn mower than buy something that will last them for many years. Sorry for the rant.

Your project is looking good.

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The parts came out great!
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Looking good Mr methos.
When you start your reassembly be prepared to use a round file to clear out your bolt/screw holes.Seems that the powder coating makes em smaller,
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Duke


I've used the people in Galax for some sand blasting, they know how to charge. Thanks anyway. I'm taking a break from reincarnating old Cubs for a while. Seems like all people want is cheap these days. I still have 3 Supers that I have close to $9000.00 tied up in but buyers would rather go and get a Home Cheapo throw away lawn mower than buy something that will last them for many years. Sorry for the rant.

Your project is looking good.

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Sam sorry toe hear about that. You do darn good work! My guy is more then willing to help you out when you get back into it.

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Looking good Mr methos.
When you start your reassembly be prepared to use a round file to clear out your bolt/screw holes.Seems that the powder coating makes em smaller,
Thanks Lew! I've got to get a couple more things from ya. It's crazy around here but I'll send ya email soon.

Thanks for the tip! I've expected that but nice to hear that my fears are correct.
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Parts are looking awesome Duke!
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Hey Duke, what's the status of this project? Lets see some pics.
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wow duke that thing is getting a rear pto where did you find that and the steering wheels look great
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