farmallboy15
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I got the hood on and did a little more small work, so i decided to take it for a spin.
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farmallboy15
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18 years old and this is my second complete tractor restoration. I also restored my #8 plow and my 200 manure spreader.
farmallboy15
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It is valspar restoration series. Was from TSC before they quit
selling it. I used quality hardener and reducer with it though,
dupont centari. Under it is summit racing epoxy primer. I have
used the paint with both tractors and manure spreader. It
seems to be holding up well and was plenty cheap, Centari
and dupont epoxy primer on the plow was mega $$$$. If I did
it all again I would stick wit the summit primer and IH 2150. I
had the paint left over.
selling it. I used quality hardener and reducer with it though,
dupont centari. Under it is summit racing epoxy primer. I have
used the paint with both tractors and manure spreader. It
seems to be holding up well and was plenty cheap, Centari
and dupont epoxy primer on the plow was mega $$$$. If I did
it all again I would stick wit the summit primer and IH 2150. I
had the paint left over.
Janicholson
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You are one in 100,000 young individuals willing to show initiative and skills we need desperately today. Thanks, If you want to go to a university, consider SCSU in Technology management, or engineering, I would welcome you. Jim
farmallboy15
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I am attending Ohio University in less than a month for civil engineering. I would have chose mechanical but i thought more than likely i would be stuck in an office... I also have a full Army ROTC scholarship. I was offered an Air Force scholarship as well and had a nomination to West Point.
farmallboy15
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More pictures. I had it out this morning after more work last night.
Kevin B from Illinois
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I have a 200-H restored manure spreader how about some pictures of yours I do not know how to put them on here to old and stuborn I guess to learn.
farmallboy15
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Kevin, I believe you sold me a set of bearings for the beaters on the manure spreader. Anyways here's a picture of the spreader with my '39 H that I restored as well.
Bermuda Ken
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Very nice!!!!
Janicholson
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OU is a great school. Been there on visits. Have a great time. Jim
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