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Posted by IHank on December 10, 1999 at 19:05:56 from (167.142.16.204):
I'm gitting undeway with what is gonna turn out to be a big renovation, and possibly continue on and become a cosmetic restoration project. Wednesday I got the DuAll loader removed and the F450 inside the shed. The ??? brand wide front kit is a mess of poor geometry design and the hydrastic control plumber's nightmare behind the instrument panel has some serious problems. Radiator and cooling system is showing some seepage. The rest of the tractor seems very good. It needs cleaning and painting. My purpose with this post is to invite any comments, suggestions, and "lessons learned" type info., about getting thru one of these projects successfully. Fellow old tractor freaks, feel free, now and as time goes on, to pass along your wisdoms. The name of the game is "Speak up now and shut up later!" Many thanks and holiday grins, Hank
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