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fire escape

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The fum beging
The red is on
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Nice
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The wheeles are on, now it won't tip. (had it blocked)
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Only took 3 times putting on the radiator till I had everythimg on right
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Time to go back to work
 
Rear fenders and tool box added today. As you can see the tool box is different. Untill I find one I used a drywall mud tray with a wooded border. It fit great and the plastic won't rust!
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your photos are great, i hope someday i can post a restoration project. what model is your tractor? A? beautiful work!
john
 
New pics, almost done

What a gas (tank)
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The radiator cap is black. I think it should be silver???
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The hood was a bit hard to fit, but we got it
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The flapper was powder coated.
Couldn't get her started. Just needs a little lv and she will be purring.
More to come
 
Yes it is a 1950 Super A.
All parts that would come off were powder coated. It's a little more than (good) paint, and a strong finish. The body was painted with Du Pont Chroma One auto paint. They used a scanner to get the color, and it is dead on. I went to Harbor Ft. and bought a $39.99 gravity spray gun on sale for $9.99. Mixed a reducer and activator with the paint. The primer is Tractor Supply oil metal primer. I tested an area with a brush, and it flowed so good the only brush mark was where a piece of the brush stuck to the body. Did the whole body with a brush. The qt. of red paint ( hold on to your hats) was $115.00. I got it for cost.

Still working on getting it started. putting new plugs and fresh gas in. I'll let you know how it goes.
 
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