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Old 05-23-2018, 10:00 AM
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I recently upgraded the deck on my 126 to a 48in, and used it to pull my new 1965 Sears Suburban 8 around.
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I put new front tars on the 3235 today.
Still have to put on those side panels.
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I put new front tars on the 3235 today.
Still have to put on those side panels.
Good work Master of Lew.
Now you need to dig through your stash, and find a new seat.
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Old 05-23-2018, 11:24 PM
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Just finished!
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You messed up. Hood, grille housing, dash, steering column, seat springs, seat, S/G and Brinly adapter, are all the wrong color.

Doesn't bother me a bit to say, I don't care for it.
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I'm gonna disagree with Jon on this one. I like it. The only thing i would change if it were mine is the color of the sleeve hitch parts and seat, I would have probably went with black just to break up all the yellow.

Reminds me of a Vermeer which were built from Cub's.
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Looks kewl, sorta looks like the new XT3
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I like it! Certainly a change from the norm. I may have painted the generator black and installed headlights. Wait, no I wouldn't--I'm too lazy to paint mine!
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Looks kewl, sorta looks like the new XT3
I don't like those either.
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I think I kinda like it! It's a different shade of yellow and there is no white but it almost makes it look like an industrial model.. Not saying it's right or wrong, but it is refreshing to see something a little different!
Nice work!!
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