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Old 03-17-2017, 02:55 PM
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It was done right, for what it was going to be used for in the first place.
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You don't have to repaint your engine on our account. Heck, it's your tractor and you can paint it pink for that matter. I did not mean to be critical, so my apology if that is the way I came across. I just said I didn't dig the colors you selected. That's a lot of time and you did do a nice job painting it up. Who am I to blow against the wind?

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And I for sure was/am not being critical. Just having a bit of fun. I'm a "do it my way" guy, and applaud folks making the manufactured products, custom for the user. Don't believe it? Look at the custom combination hitch on the 782, in my avatar. Keep up the good work. These old tractors deserve it.
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I LIKE the paint job. It was well done and you aren't trying to fool anyone by saying its original. If it were mine I'd focus on turning wrenches and not a paint gun. But that's just me.
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Actuality after some thought I'm just going to leave it for now. I could relay care less what color the engine is, I just want it running.
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Before & After pick of my grill and emblem.
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You do great work. Looks awesome from here!
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Well sort of, i F uped and used off white on the grill not even thinking it was a white. But its not a restoration so I'll live.
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Well i feel stupid, started putting the engine in the 108 and noticed i forgot to install the starter tension arm. So now i have to pull the pto out a bit and put it on .GRrrrrrrrr
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Don't feel bad , I'm putting the 102 back together and right at the end have made a few mistakes like that. I had to drop the starter to get pto clutch rod on, and when I did, noticed I never TIGHTENED the bracket your talking about!
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