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6N's Short

06-02-2005 11:33:26

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Took less time to rebuild the carb than to figure out posting this pic! OK...Here she is, guys, the carb project from two weeks back. Hood has some surface rust, note the line. Doglegs OK. Grill shot. One fender crunched. Tires new but were used to brushhog and have a few divits out of them now. Still doing my oil change (painting some of the parts) and then will do my main jet adjustment cause she was a-smokin and we still aren't sure why. Everything is there except original seat. Has lawn tractor seat. The lights have big wires wrapped around them that I THOUGHT were for the lights but turns out they are the sparkplug wires. The lights HAVE no wires which explains why they don't work (figured that one out myself). Just thought you would like to see my project tractor!

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Steve(OR)

06-02-2005 12:43:10

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to 6N's Short, 06-02-2005 11:33:26

Is this better? I set the width to 500, but you do need more pixels.

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6N's Short

06-02-2005 13:37:03

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Steve(OR), 06-02-2005 12:43:10

That IS better, thanks. Now that I finally got a digital camera are you going to tell me I need a bigger one? Gotta admit it's a great world where you can learn about "URL's" and Marvel carbs in the same week!

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6N's Short

06-02-2005 11:34:36

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to 6N's Short, 06-02-2005 11:33:26

OK, why's it so small?

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Bob in NC

06-02-2005 12:11:47

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to 6N's Short, 06-02-2005 11:34:36

You didn't tell us it's miniature--how cute! And be careful about that "just painting one part" thing. You know what's gonna happen next...

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Tim...Ok

06-02-2005 13:26:52

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Bob in NC, 06-02-2005 12:11:47

Yeah,be really careful on that "just one partZ" thing,this started out as a simple rewire job..LOL

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Dan

06-03-2005 06:35:20

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Tim...Ok, 06-02-2005 13:26:52

Here is what "just needing to replace the rear oil seals" got me... 6 months and $5k later it was too purty to use for brush hogging :)

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Watch out - mission creep is dangerous!

Dan

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6N's Short

06-02-2005 14:07:41

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Tim...Ok, 06-02-2005 13:26:52

OK....now your scaring me....

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Rob

06-02-2005 13:59:37

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Tim...Ok, 06-02-2005 13:26:52

Give this guy a Mission Creep merit badge!

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Dan

06-02-2005 13:42:45

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Re: Pic of the iron beast. in reply to Tim...Ok, 06-02-2005 13:26:52

Well you gotta get all the "stuff" out of your way for a quality rewiring job!

Dan

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