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This is what she looked like when I brought her home last winter and then after I scrubbed her up a bit. Dan in Mass. DSCF0199.jpgDSCF0203.jpgDSCF0425.jpgDSCF0423.jpgDSCF0421.jpgDSCF0409.jpg

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stevebo

That looks great !! Makes me want to get started on restoring my Comando 8... I have to wait to get into the new house in a few weeks and get settled in before I do.

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sorekiwi

Looks like "scrubbed her up a bit" is a bit of an understatement!

Looks nice!

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btrrg1969

sweet :thumbs:

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jusjeepn

Looks great! Nice work! And Mike, you one to talk! :thumbs:

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qd-16

Beautiful! :thumbs: I love the 66-67 long frames!

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Horse'n Around

That looks as good as new. Great job scrubing her up!

John

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tranders

very nice. :thumbs:

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Ken B

Scrubbed her up just a tad here and there eh? That sure looks great! Where did you get the magic wand?

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MikesRJ

Very nice job! Sure to impress the neighbors. :thumbs:

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rickv1957

Very nice tractor,great work!! :thumbs: Rick

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DMK855

Looks great!! :D

You need to fill us in on the formula you used to scrub it up with. I have five or six that could use the same scrubbing!! :thumbs:

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Duff

Great work!

Duff :thumbs:

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Coadster32

Nice ! :thumbs:

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dano53

Hey thanks for all the replies I had a ton of fun doing this. The special formula I used was this stuff called elbow grease.I have wanted this model wheel horse since I was 12 years old in Ind. and some of my friends had these. Now 42 years later I have one. Oh yea! Dan in Dudley Ma.

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KC9KAS

So that is where all of the milk cases from the local dairy went to! :thumbs:

Nice looking restored :D tractor!

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dano53

Yea I tried hanging that milk crate back on but it just didn't fit right. Dan in Ma.

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wallfish

That came out nice Dan! I see Wayne hooked you up with the parts you needed.

I really like that style of tractor too.

Fireman (Jeff) just put up a really nice plow for sale and a good price for that condition but if you prefer the rusty one I have, it's still yours.

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linen beige

Uhmmm....

Errrr........

What kind of soap did you use? I think you could sell a couple gallons of it on here. :thumbs:

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JimD

Beautiful job. :thumbs:

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dclarke

very nice, :thumbs:

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bitten

dano very nice job. Looks great.

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rwilson

Fantastic work. Came out very nice.

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Crazywheelhorseman

Looking good Dan! hopefully You'll bring that ol' girl out to the shows and exhibit with me

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Hank 1257

i have a 1257 and am having trouble replacing the belts. do you know the length for the one that goes from the motor clutch to the deck and also the length on the one that turns the blades. also i need a diagram of how they go around the pulleys. just getting started so i'm new to this but think its goijng to be a good time...Thanks, Hank....

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