Having visited this informative and enjoyable site numerous times over the past year I decided it's time to join. I've added my 110, 212 and 318 to the registry. All have been acquired within the past year and are in original but tired condition. With the help found here I hope to restore all three over time. Thanks for such a great website!
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Michael - at least my wife appreciates all the things the JD's do around our property, including mowing, clearing snow, rototilling, leveling ground, etc.! Got a little heat, though, when I brought a 5th GT home this fall...
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Ok so I got the fan belt off not hard at all. I also finished taking all of the panels off, hopefully when its all said and done I can get it back together lol. When it comes to painting the frame should I remove the engine? James
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Hey Michael - Doing the same thing you are - my new chute came in today:
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That's my 216 with a 212 hood on it. The hydraulic lift really helps my old bones with that blower. Good luck with that nice 214
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That's my 216 with a 212 hood on it. The hydraulic lift really helps my old bones with that blower. Good luck with that nice 214
we should be able to hit the mark today don't you think Chris???
i know of one guy up in fulton ny that needs to go get himself a 140 today JOHN MOORE........ knowing his luck, he'll drag home at least five in one shot, that just leaves 15 for the rest of the country
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later
andy
i know of one guy up in fulton ny that needs to go get himself a 140 today JOHN MOORE........ knowing his luck, he'll drag home at least five in one shot, that just leaves 15 for the rest of the country
later
andy
Here is how I painted my 332's frame.
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It was in pretty good shape except for the first foot where a leaky battery made a mess of the paint.
Its a worker tractors so I didnt see the point in tearing it all down to the bare frame. Plus, you dont see very much of the frame once all the green sheetmetal is on.
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It was in pretty good shape except for the first foot where a leaky battery made a mess of the paint.
Its a worker tractors so I didnt see the point in tearing it all down to the bare frame. Plus, you dont see very much of the frame once all the green sheetmetal is on.
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John, Thanks! I bet you made Cris Neal very happy today!
Chris Neal...
Congrats! We made 10,000 today and then some!
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Let's get them all in a parade somewhere!
Think how long a lineup that would be!
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About 20 miles as I figure allowing just over 10 feet per tractor!
Chris Neal...
Congrats! We made 10,000 today and then some!
Let's get them all in a parade somewhere!
Think how long a lineup that would be!
About 20 miles as I figure allowing just over 10 feet per tractor!
I use "semi flat black" in spray cans. Deere has something similar (semi gloss black???). I get it from Walmart, here is the same stuff:
http://www.filmtools.com/krseflblsppa.html
Here is what the tractor looks like with the green back on.
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http://www.filmtools.com/krseflblsppa.html
Here is what the tractor looks like with the green back on.
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