Farmall Cub

Sorry guys..But this new HVLP sprayer does a phenomenal job...Wanted to share a few more, better quality pics...Love to paint now...just wish someone else would do all the prep work

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Outstanding Job!

Thanks for sharing,

looks great

That's a good looking job! I would be scared to work one of that looks that good.

That's a really nice job...amazing...nice series of photos also. Did you spray anything and then assemble? If yes, what parts?

Hope to see this in person someday....

Ken

Looks really good!

PVF1799 wrote:That's a really nice job...amazing...nice series of photos also. Did you spray anything and then assemble? If yes, what parts?

Hope to see this in person someday....

Ken

Thats a question that has consumed me until now..decided to paint the bulk of the tractor on jack stands as you see it in the pics after assy, now most of the rest will be painted then assembled...fenders, wheel centers, dash, hood, lights, starter, battery box, generator...once the dash, wiring, carburetor, belts go on..don't want to get overspray on those items...Tom

Beautiful! I agree about the prep work.....

Nicer than out of the factory, good work!

Yes that is beautiful work. Nice looking shop too. If you don't mind what brand of sprayer do you have and what is the air requirement? Thanks.

Nice job!

Looks great! It sure is nice assembling a tractor and not getting your hands dirty.

Great Job!! Have to ask - how did you keep your floor so clean??? My floor is nearly as read as the tractor when I spray!! Dusty B

Dusty B wrote:Great Job!! Have to ask - how did you keep your floor so clean??? My floor is nearly as read as the tractor when I spray!! Dusty B

Yeah, me too, Dusty. Maybe we use too much paint! Must have something to do with the HVLP sprayer.

Never apologize for great pictures. You know we like pictures!