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Painting Rariator Hose?

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DOK

01-01-2004 16:59:25




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I am painting a Jet Star 3 and would like to know if the factory painted the radiator hoses, hose from oilbath filter to carb, etc? Also,exhaust manifold color? Thanks.




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G. L. Grumpy

01-03-2004 09:26:03




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 Re: Painting Rariator Hose? in reply to DOK, 01-01-2004 16:59:25  
I agree with Kelvin, most of tractor was painted assembled, some spray either put on parts or at least half=way. BUT, I like variety too. I have a Case SC, which is all orange orig. I took chances and made starter, clutch rod, carb, alternator and other stuff and left black, just to break up all that orange. MM's have all that Gold/Yellow to break-up! Besides, it won't stay on the rubber, it cracks all up and looks crappier than if you had left black in my opinion. Carbs leak and smear the paint also.

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Kelvin

01-02-2004 18:10:33




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 Re: Painting Rariator Hose? in reply to DOK, 01-01-2004 16:59:25  
Probably the tractor was assembled and then painted, hoses,wires,etc. That's what I have read was done to the older MMs.
But they sure look nice when belts, hoses, wires, everything contrasts to the color of the paint.



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