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home stretch- m almost done!! pics!!

glennster

glennster

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here she is so far, still have to paint the weights, mount the drawbar, hang the tin, decals and clean up the wiring harness. turned out pretty good!! (thats an 801 powermaster in the background for the ford guys!!)
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Glennster - you did a great job. I like it, even if it is red.

As with everyone, always enjoy the pics!

Be sure and post pics when you get it finished.
 
You do good work.

Like the tractor even if it's the wrong color.

Seriously, I like your tractor; lots of work has gone into this one.
 
actually james, this one belongs to one of my customers. it may be up at the red power show this summer, he is till working out the logistics of getting it up there. (i do have another customer trying to sell me his jd b, maybe a 1950.) has been parked in his back yard for a few years. he says "it ran when i parked it". my super m is next to go under the spray gun. gotta get the motor put back together first tho.
 
In relation, do you guys prefer the rear wheels dished like Glenn has them or dished the other way? I'm working on a '51 M, and when I bought it the wheels were dished like this, and I had a hard time finding a trailer wide enough to fit it!

Glenn, that thing looks sweet! Hope mine turns out half as nice.

Thanks
 
I have seen that tractor sunning itself when driving past his shop from each direction and it looks as great as his pictures show Better have your sunglasses on!! You done good Glen!! Armand P.S. Wheels dised in does fit on trailor better. Otherwise depends on what you use the tractor for. My tractors work for a living so some are dised in for going down narrow(30in. wide rows and yard mowing and some are dised out out.
 
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