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JAinVA

What size Deestones on the rear?

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The Tuul Crib

Tractor looks great , should last many years! Just curious what’s hiding under the 

blanket? :ph34r:

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Pullstart

:text-welcomewave: to :rs: @Helmer67!  Tractor looks great!  I too am interested what’s behind the cover!

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Achto

:WRS: Great looking tractor!! What model of Pontiac do you have hiding under the cover??

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953 nut

:WRS:

That is a fine looking :wh: , looks like you had your ducks in a row doing this project.

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-welcomeconfetti:

 

nice job!

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JAinVA

Nice!

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Red Horse Always

Double nice - Goat and a Horse!

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rjg854

Going by your handle,  I'm assuming that's a 67 GTO :confusion-scratchheadblue:

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Pullstart

We better tell @PeacemakerJack about this...

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Helmer67

The Horse is a 78. The Goat is 67. 

Thanks for the comments!

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Dennis C.

That looks like a new seat. Where did you find one? I have a C-101 that needs a new seat.

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Helmer67

I think that is a Michigan V-350 that I got from Northern Tool or Amazon.  

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peter lena

helmer 67, nice job on the horse, nothing at all compares today , you really went after the problem issues, if you want to pull out that paint, i use a penetrating  oil soaked rag , to basically rub out  and feed the paint , then after a rubdown i use a paint cutter liquid to buff it out . works well, and i like the "  character  " look  of a cleaned tractor , instead of a show queen . just my own opinion, pete , in ledyard ct 

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AHenry014

Hey! I live in East Haddam too!! Im on Bashan Lake. 

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AHenry014

Oh yea, nice horse!

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Burnerman

Nice. 

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AHS
On 9/12/2019 at 1:53 PM, Helmer67 said:

I think that is a Michigan V-350 that I got from Northern Tool or Amazon.  

Did you have to drill that seat to fit it on the  Wheel horse? I have one on my 312 that is just garbage!

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Helmer67

I did not have to drill or modify this seat to fit.  

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giantsean
On 9/12/2019 at 2:33 PM, AHenry014 said:

Hey! I live in East Haddam too!! Im on Bashan Lake. 

 

Branford here.  Just picked up a C101 over the summer.  Happy to be in the club... and great looking machines both!

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Darb1964

I like the horse,nice job!! I had a 67 gto biggest mistake I have made was when I sold it. Might have killed myself in it by now, almost did a few times. Never was into speed until I got behind the wheel of that baby, that 400, 400 combo would get it done.

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