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Old 12-21-2019, 04:13 PM
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Putting some of the pieces back together today. I bought PPG paint this time. The last couple of times I bought Nason. The PPG paint went on waaaay better. The thing is the two Federal Yellow colors are definitely not the same shade. Guess I'll just park them away from each other....
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Old 12-21-2019, 04:18 PM
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Question on the hydro suction tube. When I got this tractor it had this on it for a suction tube. Drove fine, mowed fine, no leaks. It's not the factory one, but I'm wondering if I should replace. Why is the factory one so long?
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Old 12-21-2019, 11:39 PM
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It looks good!
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Old 12-22-2019, 10:36 PM
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Finally starting to look like a tractor.
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Old 12-23-2019, 02:11 AM
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Looking god Nato.

I especially like how you trained that grill casting to "hang ten". Surfs Up!
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Old 12-23-2019, 09:07 AM
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Looking good! Thanks for keeping us in the loop.

What kind of painting mask/breathing apparatus do you use? I'm assuming with the PPG paint, you're using hardener.
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Old 12-23-2019, 06:46 PM
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This is what I use. I believe they call this a charcoal filter. I use it with a pre filter. ( not pictured) . I love the full face respirator, it doesn’t hurt my nose like the half face respirators. Ive been painting as a hobby for about three years now. Totally self taught, and I’ve made every mistake I think a person can. Including thinking a blue bandana would be a “good enough respirator”.....the activator /hardener used for single stage paint is bad,bad stuff. Good ventilation,covering as much of exposed skin as possible and leaving your respirator on at all times is a must. Just my 2 cents. I’m sure there’s other people on this forum that know waaaay more than me about painting.
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Hopefully finishing up the rest of the yellow tomorrow.
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Question on the hydro suction tube. When I got this tractor it had this on it for a suction tube. Drove fine, mowed fine, no leaks. It's not the factory one, but I'm wondering if I should replace. Why is the factory one so long?
Cooling!!
Put fins on the line like a 2 stage air compressor, and it will really cool.
Do we need it? that's a big debatable subject.
----Depends on what one is doing with the tractor.
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Cooling!!
Put fins on the line like a 2 stage air compressor, and it will really cool.
Do we need it? that's a big debatable subject.
----Depends on what one is doing with the tractor.
Finally an answer, thank you ol’George. That makes sense now that I think about it. The longer tube allows fluid to cool before it makes its return trip. Not sure what the duties of the 105 will be, probably just a run around tractor. Pulling a trailer, disc , plow. Keeping the 125 on mowing duty.
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