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Correct color of key-stones on 1650

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bradk

02-27-2006 08:30:47




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Getting final touches done on my 1650 gas.What color are the key-stone plates on side panels supposed to be? I've seen equal amounts of bright white , and clover white.THANKS in advance.~brad




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Don-Wi

02-27-2006 20:33:36




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 Re: Correct color of key-stones on 1650 in reply to bradk, 02-27-2006 08:30:47  
You talking the spears (thats what I call them atleast) on the side panels?? They are the same clover white you use on the rest of the tractor, but the AGCO version is too dark. If you search the archives a little you can find the Dupont Centari paint codes I used. The clover white turned out perfect.
Donovan from Wisconsin



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bradk

02-28-2006 08:02:05




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 Re: Correct color of key-stones on 1650 in reply to Don-Wi, 02-27-2006 20:33:36  
Don, Yes, they're the ones.I looked at our other tractors w/ these,and couldn't find a good paint sample.Our (2)1650,1800c,(2)1755,(2)1950,and 1850 either have surface rust or have been re-painted at some point.
I agree that the AGCO clover-white is too green.I had Napa mix mine & it was right on.
I cleaned the back side of one of the panels & you're right..clover-white.I have seen restored Olivers w/correct clover-white on wheels etc,and the side plates were bright white...made me wonder.Thanks Don ~brad

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Don-Wi

02-28-2006 19:24:37




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 Re: Correct color of key-stones on 1650 in reply to bradk, 02-28-2006 08:02:05  
Kinda makes me wonder too! Our 1855 has 2 different shades of white, mainly because it was painted in AGCO paint when we bought it, then I added a rops/canopy off a 2-85(rops was bright white, canopy was grey) and I bought some rusty weights for it. Figured 2 shades of clover white was better than grey, bright white and rusty clover white to go along with the dark clover white.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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AB

02-27-2006 18:54:52




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 Re: Correct color of key-stones on 1650 in reply to bradk, 02-27-2006 08:30:47  
I've been thinking the same thing as you. The keystone looks more white to me. The only white paint I ever saw in the dealership was clover white. I think there is a alot of differences in the consistency of color of the clover white. Some of the paint is "dirty" clover white (more greenish) and other is a more "clean" clover white. Let me know for sure what you find out as my 1650 is due a paint job too.

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