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Early B-10 restoration

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    Posted: 28 Jan 2014 at 9:46pm

I know how much everybody likes pictures-

 
I pulled the motor and tranny so I could get it into the basement for the winter.
 
Built a handy tractor table downstairs behind the furnace in my makeshift man cave.

 
 
Stripped it down
 
 
 
 
 
Repaired the cracks in the frame by the BGB
 
 
 
 
 
Sandblasted
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I have put a ton of work into this project over the last year. Repaired the steer axle pivot wear, put new seals in the bevel gear box, rebushed the spindles, etc, etc. These pictures show a small fraction of the process.
 
More to come.....
 
 
 
 
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Very nice!
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excellent restoration!
tons of dedication
I have two working tractors that someday will look new again
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Steve in NJ Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jan 2014 at 6:06am
Looks great man!  Keep them pics coming. Some people don't really know what goes into a resto till they do one. And it doesn't matter whether its big or small. There's a lot of time, work, and good hard earned money put into them! But the end result is quite rewarding! This project is coming along super nice! Nice job! As my pal Bill Long says: "They're nicer than they were new from the factory".  He's right! They are!
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Very Nice! Guess I need to quit making excuses why I can't work in my basement and get started on my B-12
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Heres how I got into the hobby, someone gave me a 611 Hydro.

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I sold that one because it is way too small for me, and being a lawn tractor, it doesn't have any attachments for playing in the dirt!
 
 
By the way, it is an early B-10, someone along the way slapped the bee decals on it and painted the motor and trans black. There is original yellow under the black.
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Where did you find the toolbox? That is one accessory I have not been able to located yet.
Your restoration in looking good.
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The guy is a tin knocker by trade, so it is built perfect. He hasn't been around since September, I sent him a PM, I will let you know if he gets back to me.

 
 
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OH MY WORD that is purely a beautiful job your doing keep up the good work can't wait to see her when shes all done
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So, thats it for now. I need my paint booth to warm back up (takes until June, usually) then I can paint the motor and trans, fuel tank etc. And finish her off.
 
Thanks for looking!
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Holy Smokes that is so awesome.  Great job.  Clap
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Very nice restoration! The tractor is looking great.
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I have tool boxes  for  the B1 and B10 tractors. They are 10 in. long. The box for the B12 and up used a 12 in. long box. Very nice job on the restore.
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Hey Marv,

Did you have your seat recovered or did you buy all new?
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Great job!
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I bought the seat from a woman named Mary- I think she lives in Indiana or Ohio. She does excellent work. I don't know what she all makes seats for. Her e-mail is kmgeartheart@juno.com
She said to go ahead and post her e-mail if other people were interested.
 
I think it was $80 for the seat, backrest, and two armrests.
 
 
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Thanks Marv
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marv you do great work!   where'd you get that great decal the round white one ?
 
I still have the bee 2 that a may sell and am thinking about selling the sickle mower as well!
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The badge on the grille is from Steiner Tractor- part number ACS138.

The decal on the toolbox came in the decal kit, I'm not sure where its supposed to go so I cut it out and slapped it on the toolbox. I think it looks pretty good.
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where did you get the seat and tool box also dash panel decal and steering wheel logo
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The seat and toolbox are mentioned above. The decal kit is from maplehunterdecalstexas.com
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what about the seat frame
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The seat frame is original.

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Finally got back to it....
 
 
 
 
Built a table so I can reassemble standing up out in the shed as well.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Slowly but surely.....
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Wow that looks great.  Smile

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Did you make your grill or buy one?
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The grill is from Wells Implement.
 
 
Look under lawn and garden, B series decals and parts.
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It will be ready to bring to the Nekoosa Giant Pumpkinfest tractor and small engine show on Saturday, October 4, 2014.
  
I think folks would be interested to see the before and after on this.

Course, you can bring your bigger AC too, if you have room on your trailer!  Look forward to seeing you then.


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Very, very nice Clap
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every detail on this tractor is excellant hope to have my 101 looking that good
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