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Old 10-21-2012, 07:22 PM
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that 1650 looks just as good with mud on it as it would all cleaned up and polished.
the O'l girl did a good job.
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I'll have to send some warm weather your way, Mike!
Thanks Allen! I think it worked! News said it is supposed to be 70 here tomorrow!
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I got some seat time on the 1650 and turned some dirt. These are in my little hood. Some pics of some of mine sitting outside the garage.
Looking Good Duke!
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that 1650 looks just as good with mud on it as it would all cleaned up and polished.
the O'l girl did a good job.
Thanks Doug! I love them in their work clothes.

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is that 1/8x2inch stock you used on the deck baffles

I took what was left of the baffles to a welding fabricating shop, had them guage the original & they came up with a ? guage. Dont remember the guage but- --- it was not 1/8". More like a 16g.? Dont remember? The clips I used to mount the baffles were 1/8" black angle iron= 6" long. I then used my saw-zal to cut the clips to 3/4" long, bent the new baffles to make them fit. Bolted the clips to the deck & then tacked the baffles to the mounted clips.
Quite satisfisfied with my fabricating skills, it was fun.
First thing that I've so-called fabricated & welded with my super duper 90amp. welder from Harbor Freight.

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Must be nice Allen!
It never made it out of the 40's here yesterday!

Let's talk again late July, early August next year !


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Is that plowed up patch where the new shop is going Duke?




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Thanks Allen! I think it worked! News said it is supposed to be 70 here tomorrow!
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