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Re: Tractor Painting Help

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Posted by big fred on August 14, 1998 at 12:52:06:

In Reply to: Tractor Painting Help posted by Mud on August 13, 1998 at 22:15:18:

: I just got my new exhaust pipe from John Deere for my MT. I was going to buy paint so I could finish it up but they had 3 diffrent kinds of paint. John Deere Green, J.D. Agriculture Green, and J.D. classic green. It says on the classic green it is for antiques but the parts man says it all comes out of the same big can back at the factory. Help please. I also found decals from John Deere and they weren't going to be that expensive, I think around 40-60 dollars for a complete kit but I'm not sure about placement. Any ideas?? I was also looking through their parts catolog and noticed a Model "M", "MT"< "MC", and a "MI". The MC is a crawler, the MT is a tricycle. Can anyone tell me what the diffrence between and "M" and an "MI" is, I noticed a small brace running from front to rear tires on one side of the picture but I couldn't tell what it was for... Thanks in Advance. I was also wondering if there happen to be an "MC's " close to Idaho or Utah thay anyone knows of. I'm hoping to slowly build a complete collection of "m" series tractors....

The MI is an industrial M. Don't know details, except that it is orange instead of green.

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: : I just got my new exhaust pipe from John Deere for my MT. I was going to buy paint so I could finish it up but they had 3 diffrent kinds of paint. John Deere Green, J.D. Agriculture Green, and J.D. classic green. It says on the classic green it is for antiques but the parts man says it all comes out of the same big can back at the factory. Help please. I also found decals from John Deere and they weren't going to be that expensive, I think around 40-60 dollars for a complete kit but I'm not sure about placement. Any ideas?? I was also looking through their parts catolog and noticed a Model "M", "MT"< "MC", and a "MI". The MC is a crawler, the MT is a tricycle. Can anyone tell me what the diffrence between and "M" and an "MI" is, I noticed a small brace running from front to rear tires on one side of the picture but I couldn't tell what it was for... Thanks in Advance. I was also wondering if there happen to be an "MC's " close to Idaho or Utah thay anyone knows of. I'm hoping to slowly build a complete collection of "m" series tractors.... : The MI is an industrial M. Don't know details, except that it is orange instead of green.

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