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, Aug 25 2010 09:16 PM
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 09:16 PM
Well Im almost done with my oldest son Vince tractor. We got it from a friend in Alabama and with help from some other friends we dropped in a Mag 18 red clutch spring. Its a hoss for sure. Were getting it ready to plow in Charlotte in 2 weeks. All Im waiting on is my new rear tires and were set. This has been far the most fun weve had putting one togeather. I found my youngest son Danny a 482 basket case. I have an 18 comand sitting on the floor for it and Ill put a rear end out of a 124 or 100 in it. That will be another fun one too!
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 10:21 PM
Are we going to "nick name" this tractor the "Chum Bucket"..?????..... 
Get the RED EDGE......the IH Edge.....working for you!
Still looking for a IH 4300 Transtar Eagle Brougham Truck!! (like the one in the photo)
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Visit the IH dealership I work at.........its Carter & Gruenewald...... we are on the 'net.
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Still looking for a IH 4300 Transtar Eagle Brougham Truck!! (like the one in the photo)
IH's owned past & present.......F-1206, F-806 sn# 501, CC Original # 522, CC Original(s), Spirit of 76 Cadet, 126, 1450, 1200, 1610 CADET prototype, 1250(2), 782(2), 782-Diesel(2), 982(2), 1912 & More!
See the LARGEST FREE listing of Modern IH tractor wiring diagrams on the internet by clicking....IH Tractor Wiring Diagrams
Visit the IH dealership I work at.........its Carter & Gruenewald...... we are on the 'net.
Contributing author for Red Power, Heritage Iron, Tractor Shop and Classic Tractor magazines. IH Tractor book author for Motorbooks, Voyager Press & Octane Press.
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Posted 27 August 2010 - 05:56 AM
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Jut too hot to spray it and with the humiddity so high Ill bet theres a small farm pond of watter in my compressor. I do drain it out after every use but I dont have a dryer on it.
Now If you know my kids, and me, it will be worked hard and in about 4 years it will need repainted again! all my tractors work and work hard at times.
My wife worked in the body shop of a local tech school for like 4 or 5 years with some deaf kids. She enjoys taping off stuff and preping. We all get into it when something gets painted. all my paint jobs do is delay the rust prosess, these are not resto jobs, by any means! I have a couple of cco's with sireal numbers as long as Rt 66 that I will make one good one out of then give it to the guy I got this 582 from and let him paint it right for me. That one will be the only non worker I have.
Thank you
Jut too hot to spray it and with the humiddity so high Ill bet theres a small farm pond of watter in my compressor. I do drain it out after every use but I dont have a dryer on it.
Now If you know my kids, and me, it will be worked hard and in about 4 years it will need repainted again! all my tractors work and work hard at times.
My wife worked in the body shop of a local tech school for like 4 or 5 years with some deaf kids. She enjoys taping off stuff and preping. We all get into it when something gets painted. all my paint jobs do is delay the rust prosess, these are not resto jobs, by any means! I have a couple of cco's with sireal numbers as long as Rt 66 that I will make one good one out of then give it to the guy I got this 582 from and let him paint it right for me. That one will be the only non worker I have.
Thank you
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Posted 27 August 2010 - 06:52 AM
Looking good Vince!
Never regret anything, because at one time.....it was exactly what you wanted!
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Posted 28 August 2010 - 06:18 PM
All I need is my tires and find the dang IH emblem. I still need to look a the kids tonka trucks, see if they changed them to IH.
That 582 looks pretty good. Make sure you get a picture of the Tonka before you reclaim your badge.Jeff
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Posted 06 September 2010 - 01:49 PM
Heres some pic's of the Deestone 23 10.50 12 tires. I dont recomend buying them! They are only 8.75 wide and a whole inch shorter then my Carlisle True powers. Too bad they stopped making these in this size! I have just 50 lbs of weight on this tractor and plows awsome!
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