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Disassembling Scour Kleen for painting
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    Posted: 07 Aug 2016 at 9:21pm
Ryan is sandblasting all parts, inside and out. All new screws, washers
and nuts. Then primed, painted and new decals. Still trying to figure out which combine it will be mounted on, The 66 Big Bin or the 72.
It was originally on the 72.
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So that's what the insides of one of those look like . Nice pics Duane .
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Originally posted by Pat the Plumber CIL Pat the Plumber CIL wrote:

So that's what the insides of one of those look like . Nice pics Duane .
X2! I had never seen the insides before. Interesting. I say put it on whichever combine you use the most!
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    We knocked out all of the dents yesterday. Today is sand blast primer day. Previous owner also ran a wrench through it and bent some paddles and ripped one screen. That has been repaired already also.
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Ran a wrench through it?!?! Whew!!
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