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    Posted: 03 Dec 2016 at 9:19pm
7050 being put back to work after a year long project.
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Looks great, I like the open station 7000 series...
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Got a lot of nice pics of it Travis. Gonna make it up there one of these days
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Really nice. A winner.
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you did a fantastic job on that tractor! wow! thanks for showing it to us! (nice shop too)
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Looks great, is it just me or why do some of the 7000 series look big and bulky , this one looks like it's lunching frontwards ready to hit the fields
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Very sharp!!!!!!!! Do you have a before picture? You have a impressive fleet.
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Was that a full cab at one time and just cut the front of the cab off to make it a canopy? Is it really loud? I like the looks and with lots of cheap hp.
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No that is a factory rops . It was a cheep horse till a year ago .A tractor restore every little thing starts at a grand . And their was a lot of little things. All new cables it got anything it needed plus some .Hope you enjoy seeing these old tractors done my way  
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Leon sorry forgot to answer you put foam in roof and made a new floor mat . Very enjoyable to run drilled 100 acres wheat and rye with it and loved it .
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Where did you get the decals?
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Very nice, thank you for sharing.
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The decals had a local shop make ,they also made the ones for a 7030 open station . 
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  I like your 7050 in black. I don't dislike the factory maroon color. But the black makes it look newer. You did a real nice job on it.  Tim
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Very nice looking. I think the black belly mkes it look sharper
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Very nice. Congrats on a fantastic job!

Really enjoy all the nice variety of pix as well.
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Kind of the tractor weight is 15300 and 250 hp and still don't like the min till needs about 1500 more pounds
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Love the restore job looks really good black bellys look so nice the rops are neat you dont see a lot restored just bad ass keep restoring
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That there is an old straight blade razor she is so sharp!!! WOW!!! I like the pictures of it after dark with the lights on and the one pulling the drill coming at us. Very nice. 
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Thanks guys the restoration job on this tractor could be couple of country songs ,or a short book . Still have to say after months of work and thousands of dollars spent it was worth it. 
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That is just sweet!!!
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Looks great!!!
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Awesome pics.  Thanks for sharing

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That really looks sharp! I also like the black running gear! Great shots in the fields. Sounds like the money was well spent!
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She's a beauty! I bet she runs good!Clap
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That sure is one sharp tractor! Keep up the great work! I love the black belly by the way.
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Just wondering what someone would pay for a tractor like this ,had a few offers thanks for your input
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I would pay top dollar for it if corn was still 6.00 😋
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