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massey

Restoring my C160

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whfan74

That is coming along very nicely! Great attention to detail!

Hey is that the hood in the corner of one of the pictures waiting it's restore?

Can't wait to see the finished product! :)

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tgranthamfd

You are doing a very amazing job on this, keep up the nice work. I have a 74 8 speed that is due some attention after I get off my butt and finish up the suburban. :) :USA:

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buckrancher

very very nice, great job love the ag's on the front

this is a rebuild to be proud of :) :USA:

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MaineDad

What a great job! What I like best about this restore is that you are not painting every surface with red especially on the engine. It's a restore you should be proud of!

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btrrg1969

very sharp :)

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Wheelbearing

New Hydraulic lines as well?

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massey

Tom, I went with the PPG Omni 4021 Wheel horse red.

Scott, that hood will be used and the next one.

pumper.atv, I'm too slow.

Micah, I went with zinc plating on some parts just to add a little "color".

Wheelbearing, I bought the fittings and hoses from discounthydraulichoses.com.

Thanks for the compliments, I'll keep grinding away.

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Raider

Looks great! Which fittings and hose did you use and have you had a chance to run and test the hydraulics yet?

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KC9KAS

Looks very nice!

I'm looking for front tires right now...your ags look great!

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sgtsampay

It couldn't be more prurdy. Congrats!

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massey

Raider,

I haven't run it yet because the dipstick didn't paint the dipstick yet, when I shoot the pan and hood and air cleaner I'll splash some paint on that.

Here's the list of parts I got for the hydraulics:

R2-04 1/4 hose 6 ft

6801-04-05 90 deg elbow 1 ea

6802-04-05 45 deg elbow 1 ea

6801-04-06 90 deg elbow 2 ea

6400-04-05 1/4jic x #5orb 2 ea

6400-04-06 1/4jic x #6orb 2 ea

R2-04-604 1/4 hose x 1/4jic 8 ea

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WH854

:) I wish I had the skill and patience to do a job like that,but at my age what can I do :USA: Great Job :)

Chas :wh:

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bustedglass

You sure do nice work. Keep the pictures coming. We love to see em :) .

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Butch

WOW! She looks sweeeeeeet! Better than new!! :):USA: :wh:

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rickv1957

Looks great,nice work!, :) Rick

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massey

Thanks Rick and welcome back, hope everything's going all right.

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massey

Well, it's been slow going but it does start real nice and sound good, it has forward and reverse motion, and the hydraulic lift works nice so I'm happy about that. I painted the hood and some other parts. Had no luck finding a belt guard so I picked up a sheet of 16ga cold rolled and commenced-a-bending. The original was 18ga but I figured why not go a little stronger.

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B-8074

It's looking real nice. Great job on the belt cover. I need to do some metal work myself if I ever get the time and room.

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bo dawg

Man that's one beautiful tractor! :thumbs:

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jasoncracer

now thats what i call a restoration

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Horse'n Around

On top of all the rest of the 1st clas work youve been doing to it, Youo even fabricated a new belt cover for it.it sure looks great. Very impressive,You have mad skills!

Its going to be better than new!

John

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massey

I finally got all the painting done :thumbs: . I just need to let it set up for a few days then I can install it and apply the decals. The fender pan was a bear, it was bent, tweaked, dented, oil canned, and I think they used it for a step ladder at some point. I almost can't wait to start the next one which is a 1975 C-160 8 speed.

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wheelhorse656

buetiful paint job :thumbs::):):wh: :)

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jasoncracer

assuming you used rattle can what brand and type?

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massey

Jason,

I used ppg's omni acrylic enamel with an hvlp gun. It's actually all together and decaled, I just need to get some pics on here.

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