Bmaui24's 312-8

[Bmaui24 38]

So I'm in the process of freshening up my 312-8. 

[Bmaui24 38]

[Bmaui24 38]

Taped off decals and gave a fresh coat of paint on dash. 

[Bmaui24 38]

Hood was a bit rough. 

Edited August 3, 2018 by Bmaui24

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8 hours ago, Bmaui24 said:

I'm in the process of freshening up my 312-8.

      @Bmaui24

Thanks for posting the       of your 312-8. Tell us a bit about yourself by doing an introduction post. This link will take you there.

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/forum/47-introductions/?do=add

[peter lena 8,032]

good going on that refresh, that's good insurance to keep you horse up to date. In addition to detailing problem areas while open to this state , I found using flexible pneumatic tubing 5/16 to 3/8" as a wire runner really helped to eliminate  any chafing or faulting on electrical wire. also dielectric grease on wire connection areas , make things neat and secure. I used gas grille black satin finish

on my black hood, anything else was too shinny or bright. pete

[The Tuul Crib 7,332]

 Looks really good so far. It looks better than the 312-8 that I just picked up. More pictures when it's done!!!!!👍

[KC9KAS 4,741]

@Bmaui24 Nice looking tractor, and  to 

[Bmaui24 38]

On 8/3/2018 at 10:10 AM, peter lena said:

good going on that refresh, that's good insurance to keep you horse up to date. In addition to detailing problem areas while open to this state , I found using flexible pneumatic tubing 5/16 to 3/8" as a wire runner really helped to eliminate  any chafing or faulting on electrical wire. also dielectric grease on wire connection areas , make things neat and secure. I used gas grille black satin finish

on my black hood, anything else was too shinny or bright. pete

Thanks for the tips. Not sure how I will like the shiny. I used rubberized undercoating on foot rests and then sprayed over red. We'll see.