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Re: The worst part of a restoration project is...........???
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Posted by EZHangin on September 02, 2002 at 16:44:20 from (216.211.7.187):
In Reply to: The worst part of a restoration project is...........??? posted by Kurow on September 02, 2002 at 16:30:56:
After my first attempt at a restoration of a 44A, I would have to say that the worst part of any restoration is not having the patience to wait. By that I mean, don't rush the job. Do it right the first time, one time. If you want a class A job, go over the whole tractor, engine, seals, bearings, cooling system etc..., get it all in good running order, clean, and "Good-to-Go". THEN, start the fun part of stipping and painting. You will enjoy it much better, knowing your machine will run great and look even better! PS. A good coat of paint can cover a mutitude of sins.
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