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KYCASE1 08-28-2012 12:23:27 74.50.38.116 Report to Moderator	It is starting to come together, but there is still alot to do. The first few pictures are the day it arrived, the rest is how it sets today. [Reply]   [No Email]
JimEvans 08-29-2012 18:34:09 66.185.0.208 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to KYCASE1, 08-28-2012 12:23:27   Why the distributor? It doesn't look like you are adding a starter.   [Reply]  [No Email]
Firemanjohn 08-29-2012 16:34:18 76.19.137.45 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to KYCASE1, 08-28-2012 12:23:27   Is it raining in the first pic or is that the nicest trailer deck ever? WOW   [Reply]  [No Email]
Pastor John 08-29-2012 16:07:41 208.126.65.204 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to KYCASE1, 08-28-2012 12:23:27   Very Nice Restoration. I have a question how does the final drive in the CC compare to the later SC and DC? Chain Drive?   [Reply]  [No Email]
KYCASE1 08-29-2012 19:29:02 66.38.27.20 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to Pastor John, 08-29-2012 16:07:41   The CC has the same type final drive as the SC and DC. In fact the DC is the tractor that replaced the CC and some of the parts will interchange. The engine on this tractor has a DC water pump that has had some small modfications so it can use the DC pump pulleys. The DC pulley has 2 groves so a generator can be used to charge a battery sense it will be needed with the distributor(that is mounted on a DC governor housing) that is taking place of the mag. The mag was missing on this tractor when the owner got it so we are using a distributor, they are easyer and less expensive to maintain.   [Reply]  [No Email]
KYCASE1 08-29-2012 10:44:00 74.50.38.116 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to KYCASE1, 08-28-2012 12:23:27   The tractor was completly dissambled and all the parts were cleaned speratly. The paint that was on the tractor was not in the best shape so some of it was not to hard to get off. I uesd a power washer to get most of the grease and dirt off, and a wire brush wheel on a drill, scrapers, sand paper and alot of elbow grease to get the rest of the paint off. Even found some old paint remover on the shelf that helped. It is slower and more work than sand blasting which has away of getting into every thing, but it works and I get alot of enjoyment out of working on these old tractors so it does not feel so moch like work to me.   [Reply]  [No Email]
tomturkey 08-28-2012 13:17:01 216.81.211.253 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to KYCASE1, 08-28-2012 12:23:27   How did you remove all of the paint? Looks like you have every bit of paint gone. Just wondering. gobble   [Reply]  [No Email]
beagle 08-28-2012 19:46:57 66.115.224.199 Report to Moderator	Re: CC progress in reply to tomturkey, 08-28-2012 13:17:01   I was wondering that too. Looks good   [Reply]  [No Email]