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Old 07-24-2012, 10:54 PM
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...someone offered to trade me a restored 67 JD 212h for the 2182 and she thought it was a great idea....
Now, that's funny.
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He's a mommas boy. She protested getting the 2182 and wants me to sell it "cause we don't have room for another one" Yet someone offered to trade me a restored 67 JD 212h for the 2182 and she thought it was a great idea.

It's gonna take some time to get the 2 of them on the right page.
That's not a good trade at all. Hope you're able to get them on the right page.
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I had to re spray the frame from this 2072 today. There was a mishap involving a frame, 2 saw horses and a ford tractor. Apparently the tractor doesn't like fresh painted stuff. SO I sanded it and resprayed it. I was hoping to be assembling today but no go.

No pics lately. My camera is dead and no one seems to know where the charger went. I'll try to come up with something.
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I had to re spray the frame from this 2072 today. There was a mishap involving a frame, 2 saw horses and a ford tractor. Apparently the tractor doesn't like fresh painted stuff. SO I sanded it and resprayed it. I was hoping to be assembling today but no go.

No pics lately. My camera is dead and no one seems to know where the charger went. I'll try to come up with something.
So your wife ran the Ford into the 2072 and then sold the charger for the camera? Man she wants the Cubs gone.
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So your wife ran the Ford into the 2072 and then sold the charger for the camera? Man she wants the Cubs gone.
Hah.. you may be on to something there.
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Got started on reassembling it. Took a couple pics with my phone.

I'm already missing 2 bolts for the steering cylinder mounting plate. I have a 1 year old helper and he was dumping my bags out for me (Big Help). I found the rest but there's 2 painted bolts MIA.
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[QUOTE=SumBum;145464]I have a 1 year old helper and he was dumping my bags out for me (Big Help). QUOTE]

Ya gotta pay the help more LMAO

Lookin good!
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Looks nice! Looking forward to your progress.
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Ya gotta pay the help more LMAO

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Looking great tho!
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Found a good running motor for a good price out in Ohio. I'll be going out to Indiana next month and will swing down to get it on the way.

I Worked on getting the fender pan ready for paint tonight. I still need to do the hood and sides but should have it all ready to paint by the weekend.
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