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AMC RULES

Actually, looks better than factory.  :clap:

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Achto

Very nicely done!:text-bravo:

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Sparky

Looks great and you didn't have to chop the hood!

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Rob R
On ‎12‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 5:24 PM, Sparky said:

Looks great and you didn't have to chop the hood!

  Mike.....

Thanks Mike I was also surprised how well it fit in the narrow frame, I would say I shortened the light bracket about 3.5 inches, slide the two halves together, used four pop rivets to join the fixture together and two small carriage bolts on each sit to fasten it to the tractor hood.

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benji756

looks great. I had my c-81 out today playing...errrrr... plowing snow.

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JERSEYHAWG /  Glenn

Super well done job, what else can I say.

 

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Rob R
On ‎12‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 4:08 PM, AMC RULES said:

Actually, looks better than factory.  :clap:

Thanks Craig real complement especially coming from the AMC man!

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ohiofarmer

 BRILLIANT!  Such a bright idea! :unsure:

 

Oh, sorry for the bad puns..Really smart and creative. .  I think I might just be able to use it myself on the Raider 10

 

I wish I could find a cheap or free way to cover the huge broken light lens area on an MTD. it was a free tractor that I rescued from certain death due to rust and neglect. the front of the hood was bashed pretty well and now it is hammered out within 1/8th" of being true. All the lenses on E-bay are too rich for my blood.

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Tankman

Looks great! Guess many members will follow your lead. Thanks for sharing this with all.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Retired Wrencher

rgrottk Nothing like  a good plan that comes together and actually works. :handgestures-thumbupright:. Enjoy working it at night.

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JC 1965

Very nice, really looks good and functional too. What else could you ask for.       :thumbs2:

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