It gave me a chance to check out my wiring and re-located oil pressure guage all is well 
....The garden is calling 
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Kodiak
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Thanks, I just wanted to get some paint on it before this summer. It dosen't look as sharp as Ralph's yellow one. But mine is a working tractor. My main reason for "working on it was to fix the fan and electrical stuff. Which led to a paint job .... etc. Got it back together this evening and crunked her up, sure was good to hear her run again It gave me a chance to check out my wiring and re-located oil pressure guage all is well ....The garden is calling
It gave me a chance to check out my wiring and re-located oil pressure guage all is well ....The garden is calling -
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BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!
Well in any event Kodiak, it's looks nice now.
I too will be using mine as a work tractor, but sure is going to be a bad day when I get that first dent and/or scratch,
BUT then again, they stock IH 2150 on the shelf at all times. I guess that's why I didn't take the extra time to get every single inperfection out of the hood and grill. Also, just because it's going to be a work tractor, don't mean we have to abuse them either right 
This is what Mary said, "Well since you have it all pretty now, I guess your just going to sit and look at it now?"
That silly girl! She should have known better, for I don't own nothing I can't use.
John
Well in any event Kodiak, it's looks nice now.
I too will be using mine as a work tractor, but sure is going to be a bad day when I get that first dent and/or scratch,
BUT then again, they stock IH 2150 on the shelf at all times. I guess that's why I didn't take the extra time to get every single inperfection out of the hood and grill. Also, just because it's going to be a work tractor, don't mean we have to abuse them either right
This is what Mary said, "Well since you have it all pretty now, I guess your just going to sit and look at it now?"
That silly girl! She should have known better, for I don't own nothing I can't use.
John
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1954 Regular F-Cub "PRB" (Puckett's Rust Bucket)
1955 International Cub LoBoy "SQUATTY"
1954 3800 series Chevrolet flat bed grain truck "Ole Ben"
1975 Case 1737 skid-steer
1954 Regular F-Cub "PRB" (Puckett's Rust Bucket)
1955 International Cub LoBoy "SQUATTY"
1954 3800 series Chevrolet flat bed grain truck "Ole Ben"
1975 Case 1737 skid-steer
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Kodiak...you done a GREAT paint job Son !!! And, do I ever LIKE your oil pressure guage idea (I'll have to think now about relocatin' mine).
That's one of the GREAT benefits of FarmallCub.Com...so many NICE folks with so many GOOD ideas
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!!! And, do I ever LIKE your oil pressure guage idea (I'll have to think now about relocatin' mine).
That's one of the GREAT benefits of FarmallCub.Com...so many NICE folks with so many GOOD ideas
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Kodiak
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Thanks guys, I didn't take all the little dings out either I guess it's a 10 foot paint job ...looks great from 10 feet or so . The tubing kit came from Advance Auto parts and the tubing was plastic. It makes it easy to route with the wires and out of sight. As far as that first scratch....I just don't want to think about it 
but your right that's why they stock IH 2150
. The tubing kit came from Advance Auto parts and the tubing was plastic. It makes it easy to route with the wires and out of sight. As far as that first scratch....I just don't want to think about it but your right that's why they stock IH 2150 Who is online
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