My 2000 Ford painted

47fivewindow · Jan 9, 2017

It feels good to have this job over iwith

s,mac · Jan 9, 2017

Looks very nice. Steve

RLA · Jan 9, 2017

From what I see you have done well, a job that is worth a look at....

Charlie T in VA · Jan 9, 2017

47, Your tractor turned out great. I wish my 3000 looked that nice. Let me know when I can drop my 3000 off with you for a make over!!!!! I also like how you matched the color of the loader and the rear blade!!!

Paul Shuler · Jan 9, 2017

Nice old chevy truck in the background too.

Adirondack case guy · Jan 9, 2017

Your paint job looks very nice, but how come you didn't adjust the tow-in on the front wheels prior to painting???
Loren

big tee · Jan 9, 2017

Looks GOOD!!! Hey Loren--That tree over the loader looks like the same paint booth we have...Tee

47fivewindow · Jan 9, 2017

It is toe out a little, not a bad as it looks in the picture. I thought it may have been like that to help steer with the bucket full. Not power steering.

dr sportster · Jan 9, 2017

Great job !

ohiojim · Jan 9, 2017

good to see you use a well ventilated paint booth

Brendon Warren · Jan 9, 2017

Looking good.

Adirondack case guy · Jan 9, 2017

Hey Tee, mine didn't come with a place to hook a chainfall though. He must have the deluxe model.
HeHe

Benj R · Jan 9, 2017

That looks very nice.

donjr · Jan 9, 2017

Best lookin thang in Sufferin Marylind.......

coshoo · Jan 9, 2017

Looks good. Many of us have used a Shade Tree Paint Booth over the years. Pick a day with no wind, and go for it!

Looking at that rear tire on a stand in a couple of pics- does the stand move up and down so your can adjust height to mount/dismount wheels? I just put new tires on the back of an MF 135, and trying to adjust the height of the tractor while trying to get the holes to match up was kind of a pain.

47fivewindow · Jan 9, 2017

That stand was built by a buddy who rebuilt his boat engine here. He could run the engine on the stand. The tires are filled and I wanted to be sure they didn't fall on me. I picked them with the chain fall and set them aside.

Texasmark1 · Jan 9, 2017

FLOLDFORD · Jan 9, 2017

Nice looking 2000!

MarkB_MI · Jan 9, 2017

Nice work!

Ultradog MN · Jan 9, 2017

Nice job.
Those are just the best small tractors.
Start looking for a junk 2000, 3000, 2600, 3600 for the power steering.
Then you will love that tractor.
I bought a 3000 a couple of years ago.
It had been under water. I parted it out and made good $ on it. Kept the PS and several doo dads for myself. Water didn't hurt the ps at all.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 9, 2017

nice job! What year is yours,,it looks newer than mine,mine is a 1973 model with 6 speed

Philip d · Jan 9, 2017

Looks amazing! Great job!

47fivewindow · Jan 9, 2017

1971 Yours looked newer a month ago. Isn't blue paint wonderful!

larry@stinescorner · Jan 9, 2017

you really did a nice job,it looks great

Bhunt · Jan 9, 2017

Great job looks good
Byron

ArleninOr · Jan 9, 2017

Very nice job. Are you going to put new decals on the loader? That would really set that blue paint off good. Again really nice job on the blue paint.

47fivewindow · Jan 9, 2017

It's a Farmhand loader. I may just put Ford in script on it.

showcrop · Jan 9, 2017

Just don't go loading the manure spreader with that loader now!

Fred Werring · Jan 9, 2017

Looks good.

Fred

Ron Muhlenkamp · Jan 9, 2017

Nice!

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