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Stu

09-02-2004 09:18:25




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I am noticing that if I ask around here in BC, Martin Senour paints are not available. I wonder what paint make and codes some of the canucks use to paint a Super 55, in both the green and yellow. I would sure appreciate a push in the right direction so I can get started on stripping.

Also, if a good primer works with it too, that would be nice.

Stu




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Super-55

09-02-2004 11:21:56




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Stu, 09-02-2004 09:18:25  
Stu, my brain finally kicked in. You're in Quesnel, right? I looked up NAPA and there is A-1 Auto Parts in Quesnel.



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B

09-02-2004 09:49:02




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Stu, 09-02-2004 09:18:25  
Hi Stu,

I had the same experience trying to match the given Martin Senour# here. At that time I only wanted to paint small parts that I refurbihed so I bought the AGCO meadow green (around 20$CDN for spray can). It worked OK for what I had to do. I had no luck in finding the yellow for the grill.

Last time I cleaned the oil bath air filter I saw that the inside of the air inlet tube had some original meadow green just like new. Next time I need a larger qty of meadow green, I'll just take this filter to the paint store and get them to match it.

What year is your Super 55?

I hope they have the forest fires under control now?

Good luck

B in QC

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Super-55

09-02-2004 11:07:58




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to B, 09-02-2004 09:49:02  
You must have gotten your spray paint at an AGCO dealer, he has the same paint in gallons too. I used it for my tractor, because it was easy to touch up with the spray and you get a perfect match. I haven't tried getting the yellow yet,,,but I am heading down to the dealer today. I'll see if it is available.

By the way, I'm in BC also, and my tractor is a 1955 serial number 16-011, how about yours? Isn't it fun trying to find parts in Canada?

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B

09-02-2004 11:38:54




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Super-55, 09-02-2004 11:07:58  
You bet its "fun" when you have it in a NO-OLIVER-LAND.

I have all the time to sneak around for parts as I dont need the tractor everyday. However, when I'm at the camp I like beeing able to use the little OILiver so I do repairs as needed on only small section at the time.

Its a very slow restauration and I should be done in about ten years. :-)

I wish Grandpa would be there to see and hear how it runs!!!

I have the 24-593-518 made in 1955. It has always been in the family.

B in QC

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Super-55

09-02-2004 12:10:04




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to B, 09-02-2004 11:38:54  
Yeah, mine was on axle stands for about 3 years as I slowly...very slowly get to all the things I needed to do. Brake job led to a new seals and bearings in the final drive. Since I had the cover off, I'm rebuilding the hydraulics. That's yet another challenge, especially since it is prior to 23-131. There were changes after that. I am lucky in that there is a good dealer just below the border in Washington. Heading down there now. I have limited time each summer to work on it, so I never get as much done as I want to.

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Super-55

09-02-2004 09:37:41




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Stu, 09-02-2004 09:18:25  
Where are you in BC? I picked up my Medow Green from an AGCO dealer in Everson, Washington, but I could have gotten it in BC, but it would have been ordered they didn't stock it.

Also, did you try a NAPA store. There is a link to NAPA Canada below. Click on it, put in your postal code and it will find a store near you.

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Stu

09-04-2004 21:46:01




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Super-55, 09-02-2004 09:37:41  
You bet, In Quesnel Super 55. I will look up my serial number again. It came from McLease Lake just south of here.

Your suggest is to go to Napa and find the dupont number then right?

How about the yellow for my grill?



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Super-55

09-04-2004 22:55:35




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Stu, 09-04-2004 21:46:01  
Stu, MARTIN SENOUR is sold exclusively at NAPA. You have a NAPA parts store in Quesnel. Don't they have it?

The Oliver yellow is avialable from AGCO or you can get it at NAPA, the code is 90T-3753.



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Stu

09-07-2004 08:14:54




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Super-55, 09-04-2004 22:55:35  
The guys at Napa said no to Martin Senour. Maybe I need to try Prince George or kamloops. At lesat I can tell that I wopnt be sunk, I will be able to get the right paint.

Thanks!



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Super-55

09-07-2004 17:00:41




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 Re: Paint in Canada in reply to Stu, 09-07-2004 08:14:54  
What about an AGCO tractor dealer? They have the right paint. You can get it in gallons, and spray cans for touch up. On the Old Oliver Gang site there was a fellow who painted parts as he worked on them and virutally painted his whole tractor with the aerosal cans.



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