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Glencoe color codes

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Ron Sa

05-06-2008 12:59:02




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Glencoe field cultivators have three color shades: green, red, and white. I am looking for the color codes for these three colors. Thanlks.




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Don-wi

05-06-2008 13:03:32




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 Re: Glencoe color codes in reply to Ron Sa, 05-06-2008 12:59:02  
I don't have any actual colors, but I thought the white was pretty much a plain jane white and the green looked pretty similar to Oliver green (meadow green not the darker shade from the early days). Can't help at all on the red though. We've got several sitting around but they're all pretty well rusted. A little white on the rims and that's about it.

Once you'e got it painted up you should post a picture of it. I've been tossing the thought around myself to repaint 1 or 2 of them some time.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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thurlow

05-06-2008 13:20:55




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 Re: Glencoe color codes in reply to Don-wi, 05-06-2008 13:03:32  
I agree; rusty, rustier, rustiest..... ...



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Ron Sa

05-07-2008 01:31:38




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 Re: Glencoe color codes in reply to thurlow, 05-06-2008 13:20:55  
A friend told me the green was somewhere between late Oliver green and Deere green. Maybe I should mix the two greens half and half. I sprayed one of the wheel rims with Allis Cream but that is not white enough. I think plane jane white is a good suggestion. For the red, maybe I should mix IH red and Case flambue red half and half. Any thoughts?



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flying belgian

05-07-2008 10:23:44




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 Re: Glencoe color codes in reply to Ron Sa, 05-07-2008 01:31:38  
Gosh are you sure that is red? I repainted mine 4 years ago and the "red" was more of an orange. So I used JD green and Case orange and plain white. If it is not perfect it is close enough that no one can tell the difference.



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