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ebinmaine

How's the top of the hood?

Pretty straight?

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Gregor

The original hood, the one I lost, then found again, is pitted. The one from Lincoln, is good. :thumbs:

I maybe wrong, but it sure seems like there are less parts to a 656, than a 876. Which is a good thing.

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ebinmaine
8 minutes ago, Gregor said:

The original hood, the one I lost, then found again, is pitted. The one from Lincoln, is good. :thumbs:

I maybe wrong, but it sure seems like there are less parts to a 656, than a 876. Which is a good thing.

Not a comparison I've made going from Hydro to gear drive. 

Wouldn't surprise me. 

 

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Gregor

Got my paint booth built, AGAIN! Which is more work than you might think. This time I hope to leave it up, until the 125 is ready for paint. The 125 may be my last tractor, as I simply don't have room for any more.

All the parts are are wiped, and ready for primer. I was actually going to start painting, but it started raining. I had to get the 876, and a few other thing back in under cover. I have most of the small parts painted. Some one color, some another color, but none of them red. :angry-nono: I forgot to remove the serial # tag, and they blasted it. Oh well, not their fault. This was never going to be a show tractor anyway. My colors may be a mistake, time will tell. It's only paint, it can be re-done. The hood and belt guard will wait and be painted alone.

I almost posted a pic with 1625125763_20210429_180638(2).jpg.03127d5c3b430f9726e5105838b2ac29.jpgthe old hood, painted the finish color. That would have been bad.

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The 656 is all back together, and running under it's own power. It's done, except for decals, and having to re-paint the wheels. Wanna see some pics?  NOPE ! :D It's not completely done yet. Instead, here are some pics of my wifes early gardens. Something to look at anyway. I decided not to go with decals. Going to try something else. I have changed the name of the tractor 3 times. Terry is gonna shoot me. :hide:

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Handy Don
On 4/28/2021 at 7:20 AM, rjg854 said:

Hope I don't step on anyone's toes with this statement, but,  I like to break all the red on these tractors a bit. I think a black engine is that little bit of difference.

Used black when I refurbed. The contrast works for me, too.

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The new key chain and serial number tag are on the 656, so it must also be done. Technically, it's not. I haven't come up with a deacl design yet. I bought some self adhesive numbers and letters, and put them on for now. I also made up some small decals on my computer.

This is the original 656, when I got it. Pretty much covered head to toe with red primer.

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Meet Casper !

 

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I think it would be pretty safe to say, I won't be painting anything white again, in the near future.

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1289566518_20210506_105505(2).jpg.e82f25663359d1264c8607340aa825bd.jpgThe only red on the whole tractor, is on the key chain, with the exception of some wiring. If I made that all black and white, it would confuse me, and pretty soon the whole tractor would be an ugly charcoal color.

While I didn't want to put any red on the tractor, I did want to satisfy the :wh:  purists. Soooooo....Instead of putting red on the tractor,

 

I

 

put

 

a little

 

RED

 

in it. !

1915518066_20210506_070251(2).jpg.39a6924cf29471ea29190581565c9469.jpgThe light won't be staying. It's just for fun.

 

 

 

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Gregor

Well I'm not sure just how I did that.  Moderator....Help?

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ebinmaine

I LIKE it.  

I LIKE it.  

I LIKE it.  

I LIKE it.  

 

 

Trina and I have talked about doing a tractor white at some point or another. Didn't get around to it, I think, because ours are workers and we figured it would look whatever the Earth color is around it very quickly.

 

NICE WORK.

 

 

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Handy Don

As a statement, it works, and it's one more saved tractor! Kudos

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D_Mac

Looks great, knocked another one out of the park. Is Terry around ? I sent him email few days ago and no reply. He usually gets back right away.

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WheelHorse520H

I like the black and white, it works well on that tractor. I would personally not have considered doing b&w but you made it look great on that, and as @Handy Don said it’s another one saved.

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Pullstart

You sure are fast Gregor!  That machine looks great!

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