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Old 06-27-2012, 02:07 PM
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I seen you where you are going to have your hydro check valves rebuilt , i would strongly suggest getting the automatic valves instead. They are ALOT more convenient , especially once your flapper that holds them down breaks. They may seem pricey , but well worth it.

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Sorry for just getting back with you on this...But I have already had my manual valves rebuilt.


Auto ones defiantly are more convenient, but I probably won't be having to push this tractor much, anyway. HOPEFULLY!!
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Looks good Conner!
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Thanks, Adam!


I hope -with all the work being put into it- that it looks nice at the end!
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Took the drive hub off of the input shaft, to have it re-machined..Also zipped off the wheels real quick with the Dewalt impact.
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Finished priming the frame, then power washed the rear end, and started priming it. Will be finishing, and starting sanding tomorrow, and hopefully be ready to shoot the frame and rear end this weekend.
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when its done you'll be like me and not want to get it dirty. but once you get it back in the dirt you wont care
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when its done you'll be like me and not want to get it dirty. but once you get it back in the dirt you wont care


I've already done a little thinking on whether I'm going to use it much or not!


At the most, might run a 48" deck. After I paint it, too...That is!
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Conner your off to a great start!
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Keep the good work up, Conner!
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At the most, might run a 48" deck.
My tractors get the filthiest by using the mowing decks. Go ahead and put it to work, the dirt washes off!

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