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wallfish

We finally had some nice weather and I finally had some time to work on tractors, besides buying expensive parts. Put together this 400 today. I found foot rests, shifter, seat, gas tank, K91, NOS Fairbanks Morse starter, throttle/choke assembly and the steering pieces.

I still need to tap pipe threads into the exhaust port and add the throttle assembly. I have a set of fenders and tool box but they must fit something else, the fenders sit too low where they are bolted on the box now. Is anybody willing to trade for the right tool box before I drill this one???

I also met another member and his girlfriend today, Chris11. He stopped by for 1 part but ended up with a few extra. Too bad he didn

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rickv1957

John,looks like a nice 400 you have there! B) Rick

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chris11

John It was great meeting you today. My uncle loved the part. he is starting on that cover so i can get yours back to you. Thank you . John is great member, and very helpful . Ill bring my truck up next time.

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KeithB

Nice 400

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MikesRJ

Very nice John, can't wait to see it restored. B)

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Crazywheelhorseman

That 400 is sure looking good John. can't wait to see it finished.

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Roger from southern Iowa

Nice looking B) . Looking forward to the finished product! :party:

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Coadster32

Get-r-done baby! Looks good. B)

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wallfish

I think this will stay as it is for now. I kinda like the look of an old tractor plus the PO did a little hacking on the hood.

The RJ needs to get finished first. I'll resore it when I run out of other projects.

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Lawn Ranger kid

Nice looking tractor. B)

Josh

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DMK855

Looks nice John!! B)

On the fenders...... My fenders have two sets of holes and it depends on which side of the tractor they go on!! Don't know if that helps!?!?!

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Horse Fanatic

Hi John,

I like it! Hope all is well.

Glenn

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VinsRJ

Nice looking tractor John!

Just picked up a 400 myself.

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sorekiwi

With regard to your fenders: My 63 Ranger has that style of toolbox and fenders, and as DMK stated, there is two sets of holes in my fenders to allow different heights.

Here's a pic of the two positions (remember that this is with little 8" rims!)

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and a pic of the holes:

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I've never had a 400, but I was under the impression that this toolbox and fenders was the same? B)

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tgranthamfd

On my 400, there was only 1 set of bolt holes, but I did attempt to put them on the wrong sides, B) they did not fit right.

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JimD

It looks good John. I like the old look too. B)

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Suburban 550

Lookin' good, John. B)

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wallfish

With regard to your fenders: My 63 Ranger has that style of toolbox and fenders, and as DMK stated, there is two sets of holes in my fenders to allow different heights.

Here's a pic of the two positions (remember that this is with little 8" rims!)

and a pic of the holes:

I've never had a 400, but I was under the impression that this toolbox and fenders was the same? B)

I guess I brain farted on the whole fender thing.

I also thought these type were all the same, so after seeing the pics, going out to look at them again and putting them on the CORRECT side and position, they'll work fine without having to drill the box. Thanks for the help!

Another lesson learned: Look twice then drill. Glad the drill battery was dead

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Coadster32

I'll resore it when I run out of other projects.
:clap:

Glad the drill battery was dead
Wasn't a milwalkee was it? B)

BTW-swap meet coming up at Stafford Springs April 11th. Maybe you could find more projects there. :party:

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rwilson

lookin good john. Just wait till you get your throttle and choke back then it will be good to go.

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