Hey look a here the DS came right off the engine with no bad words said. The steering wheel was a little more diffcult but I saved it. The bigger the hammer the easier it is. In this case I used a 2-1/2 pound. Monday the engine will be going in for a rebuild.
It ran when I dropped it off a few months ago as a trade for a cab, it sat for three years not running, after a new battery and fresh gas, it fired rite up.
I can't wait to see when it's done, then I'll wish I never traded. :banghead3
Your passion and drive are inspiring. Can't wait to watch your progress. I would have given better advice on what paint but I haven't had to restore a 1250 yet. I thought the rustoleum we have used for touch up was almond.......but the paint you got is probably better.
I do use rustolem Almond in someplaces but in this case I can not. The frame and axles have to be brown if I want the tractor to look orignail.
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