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got the grill and hood painted and shiny new stack the rest is going to be another project for next winter got the decals i just want to let the paint dry a few more days before we put them on maybe get the loader on it we bought from wardner next winter also that his loader pic and what a nice loader heavy chunk of iron to be hanging on the tractor don't plan on using it much. We have a old set of forks from forklift that was scrapped we might put on for occasional use don't want to break the tractor plus a heavy as the loader is I am a big guy but thinking no power steering??? but the old timers all did it who are we to complain just listen and learn.
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Looks nice Dave,

Four matching tires!!! How'd that ever happen on an old tractor?

I am sure you're looking but a 600-650 PS should bolt up. Don't remember you or your father taking an interest in the PS set-up on my 650. Just as well as it is not for sale.

I am thinking about PS on my 400 LP. It uses a similar but different PS. There are new aftermarket cylinders with internal actuator valves available for around $500.

Are you taking your I-9 to Pepperell? I will probably haul my 400 LP. Be careful if you see me underway. I can't see anything ahead but a big LP tank.
 
the four tires I beleive came from someone in peperell a year or two before we got the tractor a freind of my father had the tractor and it had like new singles on the back and all the spacers and rims except 1 snap ring for 32inch rims I think the guy said someone had them for sale for 100 a peice with tubes so he bought them then lost intrest in the tractor so got the tractor with 6 good rear tires and two new fronts. we are pushing to get the tractor together for the orange ma show in a few weeks no power steering in the works yet maybe after the loader is on thats a way off I think we migh try to take it to peperell not sure yet I know we are trying to get the 820 deere finished for a 2cyl show in New Boston NH in Aug.
 
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