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Paint Should be going on soon...

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Don-Wi

11-14-2004 21:18:44




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My brother finally got most of the car painted this weekend. Looks like a sheet of glass. Now he has to do the hood, trunk lid, and a few other misc. parts then assemble them. I'm getting exited because if my 1600 looks 1/4 as good, I'll be more than happy. His wife is due (my Godson) around xmas so the garage has to be open by then. Next weekend I should be able to finish plowing, and put my weather break on the 1855. Ordered it on Friday, should be in on wed. or thurs. I'll take some pictures when I'm in the feild. I got 1 base weight, 1 stack, and 4 slabs on the front end and that keeps the front end down really nice... Donovan from Wisconsin

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Myron KY

11-15-2004 13:15:39




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 Re: Paint Should be going on soon... in reply to Don-Wi, 11-14-2004 21:18:44  
Congrats on the future Godson.

I've lost track of the 1600 status. I assume you have it running and just need paint to finish?

Sounds like the 1855 has put those Masseys out of work. ";^)

Myron KY



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Don-Wi

11-15-2004 16:03:17




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 Re: Paint Should be going on soon... in reply to Myron KY, 11-15-2004 13:15:39  
Unfortunatley, No, the engine is still on a stand along w/ the hydra power. I haven't had time this summer with a late spring, 2 brothers getting married and playing on the 1855. The masseys still get their fair share of work. The 165 has a loader and we use it on the spreader in the winter now, and the 285 cuts/bales all the hay and runs the blower while the 1600 is being worked on. The 1855 actually got the least amount of hours this summer. Doesn't take long to do our heavy feild work any more!! Wish I would have dropped the engine in, but I just couldn't come up with the time. That's how things go I guess.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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