1 - The more disassembled the better your results.
2 - Yes, it is nice to make them run first. I am not doing it on my WD-9 because it is half apart to get the motor out, but that way kind of stinks. There isn't as much to any of your tractors so it shouldn't be that big of deal to put them together and take them apart again.
3 - There is no better light than outside, but the dust and bugs will make you mad. Painting can kill you. Make sure you have the right equipment or don't use hardner if you don't. Also the sun can mess up your paint if it is too hot. Humidty will cause many problems. Watch the calander or get an air conditioned shop. :lol:
4 - The better the paint the more money you will spend. TSC paint sucks. Deere and CNH paint is pretty good for the money. Urathanes are the best quality but way expensive.
5 - Don't know.
6 - I hear it is best to wait a week. You can do it sooner, but it might cause more touchup work.
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