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    Posted: 20 Jan 2012 at 9:27pm
I bet these holes were easier to make then fill back in...

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Nice work. It looks like a previous owner liked the idea of a stack through the hood.
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Yeah, someone put a wd engine in it and butched it up pretty good. It looking much better now.

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Still a long way to go but made a lot of progress.
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Must be a 35 since it has no temp gauge, but it does have the A-C name embossed in the radiator.  Nice old tractor.
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It is a 35. Going to rebuild the engine this summer. Need a couple rims still. Tranny and rearend are done. Finals need looked at. Lots of work still.
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nice piece. looks like she could belt up to a silo filler and run it all day long without breaking a sweat ! am assuming the belt pulley is in its proper place. love those old side shooters !
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Looks good so far Jesse. My 35 is done except for the sheet metal. Finally got it running right last month after going over all the things that I paid to have done wrong. My hood looked way worse than that so I'm using a different one. Mine had a notch cut with a tin snips from the front edge back about 5 inches and it was probably 4 inches wide, just so they could put a temp gauge in. I'm going to have a temp gauge in my 35 but it don't need that big a hole.
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Looks like yer' makin' progress on that ole' girl Jess. Lookin' good!
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Thanks guys. I got lots of plans this summer. Curious what I will be able to get done.
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Are those 17" wheels on the front?
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Lonnie, nope they are cut. I do know where a set of 17's are that I nay try and buy.
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