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Progress report on Case 931

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Adirondack case guy

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Progress on the 931 has been slow. Too many other things to do, and poor weather the days that I have had time to paint. Also had another mini stroke last Monday which slowed me down a couple of days. somewhat better now. I painted most of the day today, and things are starting to come together. Hopeing to reunite the cab and tractor this coming Monday. My son has the day off. Once the cab is back on I can start installing the interior upolstery. No kits available, so it will all be cut and fitted on site. My wife is a seamstris, and said she could sew the joints needed to fit the padding to the interior sides of the cab. Once fit in place they will be glued in with contact cement, ment for that purpose.
Loren, the Acg.
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Really enjoy seeing this since the beginning and hope like heck your health stays good, funny how the show must go on regardless. Well at least you won't have to put up as much wood this year, well for the house anyways. I am willing to bet next winter will be not so mild as this, thinking of the patterns of recent times.
 
I see you got creative with the exhaust too.

This reminded me that your picture of the Allen cab rang a bell for me. So I just went and looked. Sure enough. The cab on my 1985 Ford 655A TLB is-

The Crown Divisions
of the Allen Group Inc.
Sterling Heights MI 48077
 
Looks Great! You take care of yourself. We all enjoy your posts and look forward to many more.
 
Lookin real good Loren. Like the front fenders and the Pappy steps on both sides. Your one step ahead of OSHA. Always enjoy your Pic,s
 
Hey Bob, I wondered if that exhaust was stock or not (don't know anything about Case tractors), but I think either way it looked pretty awesome when I first saw it
 
Nice job. It looks great.I have a 930 and they are one tough tractor.Be sure to show us the completed tractor.Best with your health.Mike
 
looking great
take care of yourself
keep busy but don't over do it
do things in small amounts and give yourself some breaks
looking forward to your finishing this project and what you dream up next
 
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