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    Posted: 01 May 2019 at 3:48pm
My very good friend that owns the tobacco farm next to ours gave me this old D17 for Christmas.When I was growing up if I had some down time from cotton,hay and beans my brother and I would help the family farm next to us (one of the largest tobacco farms in NC)...our families have been friends going on 90 years now.And so this is one of the tractors I’d use as a pond pumper for irrigation,although if they were behind I’d use it to plow with on occasion but for the most part it was water pumper.They’ve gone to Cat and New Holland tractors now so this 17 and 3 sets of bottom plows are all they had left and the old man gave me this 17 and all three plows for Christmas.It’ll now be in my hometown Founders Day parade in a couple of weeks.
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And getting help from my daughter Harley with the long hood decals.
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And it’s first sunlight in months...and firing on all four.
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Very nice! A lot of work!
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Beautiful! Huge brand new tires! Good neighbors are priceless. (and- you have to BE a good neighbor to HAVE a good neighbor) Looks like you got it figgered out!!! Thanks for sharing!
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That is beautiful. Every tractor from my youth I get a crack at is one of the turds. Or is gone.
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Does Harley have a Harley??????????????
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Nice job. I like those narrow front D series. Thanks for the pictures.
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absolutely gorgeous!  Great job!!  WHat size tires are on front  rear??  trying to decide a size on my narrow front series 4 
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Mike,
Just awesome! Yea those rear tires would look good on my early 17!
It came out great! You might give me inspiration to get mine shined up someday too! Thanks for posting the pictures!
Paint and primer used??
Regards,
 Chris


Edited by Sugarmaker - 01 May 2019 at 8:07pm
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Thanks y’all ,I really appreciate it.It was a love affair and brought back some memories for sure.
Chris,thanks for sure.My dad gets all the paint and primer from a supplier here right outside Ft Bragg.Thats the one thing I don’t have to deal with other than shooting it with the gun.The primer is DuPont I know but the paint he gets always comes to me to spray already mixed up in plain white labeled gallon cans.I will ask him though.
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Originally posted by Darb210 Darb210 wrote:

absolutely gorgeous!  Great job!!  WHat size tires are on front  rear??  trying to decide a size on my narrow front series 4 

Hey,they’re 6.50 fronts and 18.4 rears and this was my idea to do which my dad wasn’t too keen on to begin with but after they were on it he was pretty excited. Two of my all time favorite AC tractors are the narrow front D17 & D19 with 18.4 rears.It just makes them look like they have nasty attitudes just sitting still.
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Does Harley have a Harley??????????????

Lol...na she’s a Jeep girl but she does like to ride with me on my custom Springer though.

Edited by MDWilliams338 - 01 May 2019 at 8:33pm
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That's a beauty.
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That's a great job!  That's the first time I've seen a series III with the non padded tin seat.  Thank you for keeping your wheel hubs cream too!
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Gorgeous tractor! Having the painting skills to do that is terrific.
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Originally posted by DSeries4 DSeries4 wrote:

That's a great job!  That's the first time I've seen a series III with the non padded tin seat.  Thank you for keeping your wheel hubs cream too!

Thankya sir and yes that was one thing my dad was hell bent on keeping right,the wheel color. I’m taking it was a standard Series lll because it didn’t even come with a tach which may explain the hard pan seat...but it’s got a all new gauges now.
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Originally posted by Sugarmaker Sugarmaker wrote:

Mike,
Just awesome! Yea those rear tires would look good on my early 17!
It came out great! You might give me inspiration to get mine shined up someday too! Thanks for posting the pictures!
Paint and primer used??
Regards,
 Chris


Chris ,he gets DuPont and PPG paint and he actually got Sherwin Williams from his supplier and I sprayed the B and the WD with it...I didn’t even realize it was SW but it later on pretty nice.
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Nice job!  Great tire look!  Really good story connected to the tractor and neighbors!
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Deluxe seat, power steering and a tachometer were an OPTION even up thru the series 4 model.
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The D series really are pretty tractors
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Mike,
 Thanks for the update on paint. I am going to the Sherwin Williams Industrial top coat paint for this tractor. Your paint jobs look awesome! 
BTW those 18.4's really look right on that Nice D17 tractor too. Not sure I can run that size at our local pulls? Will keep those in mind if I ever get into my 17 project. 
Regards,
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PS: Didnt your tag line have Daniel Boone in it?


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Wonderful story and cool that you got it. Like mentioned earlier you are a GOOD neighbor to have a GOOD neighbor. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally posted by BEK BEK wrote:

Looks fantastic! What did you use to strip off the old paint?

Funny you ask...another neighbor down the road from us is a retired mechanic for our local UPS hub. He works from home now working on big tractors and trucks for farms close by.But he has a big diesel powered steam jet cleaner(can’t even think who it’s made by) but it’s powerful.Dad and I towed it down to his place and just blasted it down.
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