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New Addition to the RJ35 Family 1956 RJ35

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Geno

Really nice vid Vin.  I also learned an engine block makes a good jack stand.   :handgestures-thumbsup:

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GT14

Very nice video and tutorial, never really knew much about the old round hoods. It will be nice to see the finally results of the restore. 

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Ken B

As always Vin nice job. I wouldn't be able to live with all of the extra hole's either.. What are the long term plans for the finish of the tractor? Restore or try to keep the original look?

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VinsRJ

As always Vin nice job. I wouldn't be able to live with all of the extra hole's either.. What are the long term plans for the finish of the tractor? Restore or try to keep the original look?

 

Thanks guys!

 

The plan for this one is to totally refurb it... fix everything that needs fixing but keep it in its work cloths. That way I can drive it without worrying about the paint or if grease and oil leak.

 

Even though the tractor originally had a Clinton, I will be swapping a K90 on it... just so I have one Kohler powered RJ35.

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stevebo

Love that plan !! 

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formariz

I am of the opinion that we should have all of Vin's videos on the RJ 35 consolidated in a section like the "Instructionals" so they could be used for reference without having to search all over for them.

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buckrancher

keep at it Vince to bad we don't live closer you could use that fixture i made for welding a new axle to the gear

 

brian

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fireman

Nice job so far Vin! I know you'll have that all fixed up in no time!!

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VinsRJ

The plan is to have her at the "Big Show" next year... heck I'm hoping to have her pretty much back together by the end of the month!

 

Wish I was closer Brian... I just destroyed my first piece of 1" bar stock making the new axle. This is funny... I forgot to lock down the table so the vibration of the woodruff key cutter caused it to walk down the rod about a 1/4 of an inch before I realized the table wasn't staying stationary. Oh... well better luck next week I guess, LOL!

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VinsRJ

Well the old bird is starting to come together... the rear drive is completely rebiult and she is standing on her own feet!

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Jake Kuhn

Looking great vin! Those wheels are sharp!

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VinsRJ

Well this one is all done... was hoping to have it to the Big Show but decided to leave her home... maybe next year!

If you watched the build... Thank you!

The final vid is linked!
 

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MikesRJ

Nice find, Vin! :)
 

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Racinbob

Beautiful tractor Vin!

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dclarke

Looks good, Vin. You do amazing work!

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stevebo

Nice. Wish you would have been able to bring to the show...  Maybe kent?

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VinsRJ

Nice. Wish you would have been able to bring to the show...  Maybe Kent?


It will be at Kent, weather permitting. Kent is the show which I ran into the guy that sold me the tractor. He said he goes to the show every year... may be able to run into him again

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muz123

Sweet find! cool story!

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shallowwatersailor

I always enjoy learning about the "transition" years of manufacturing from walk-behinds to ride-on tractors. I never realized that the early RJ's used ratcheting hubs. Thanks!

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Jake Kuhn

Very Very nice Vin! Came out great. :handgestures-thumbupright:

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RedRanger

Sounds and looks great!

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Brian01

Gimme gimme, I want it, I want it!! lol


Nice!!

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AMC RULES
Another one nicely done...
as usual Vin.
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VinsRJ

Thanks guys... I have another RJ35 which needs the goings through... I'll start that redo in the fall.

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