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Old 05-17-2012, 03:00 PM
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Looks sweet Chris. Lot of work getting that plow ready and looking good
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Guys,
Some shots of the front blade as it gets freshened.
Electrolysis tank bit the big one, and has now consumed two, count them, two battery chargers!
More money will fix that.
But here are the pieces that got primer and or primer and top coat today. What do you think stainless hardware for the bolts across the front for the wear bar? I am thinking YES. Right???
Still several parts to clean and some new (small compression) springs to find too ( maybe NAPA).
I need a number one cart! Anyone have a good one that they want to part with? Mike????
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Stainless is okay if you just want to show it, but if it is going into use, then you might want something with more strength than stainless.

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Maybe you'll have my luck. I found a WF blade and restored it to looking good to use for our two or three snows every year. Guess what? We didn't get on flake this winter! I found a guy who is going to buy it this month from SC. Maybe if he gets it home SC won't get any snow either.
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