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    Posted: 05 Jan 2017 at 7:24am
Originally posted by Ted J Ted J wrote:

GREAT JOB!!!  Looks SUPER!
You should be honored and Gramp should be flabbergasted!!
Mines a 1940 too...... I think I asked before what your serial # was...




Thanks!

S/N is B34601
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GREAT JOB!!!  Looks SUPER!
You should be honored and Gramp should be flabbergasted!!
Mines a 1940 too...... I think I asked before what your serial # was...
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Originally posted by 00transamnh 00transamnh wrote:

[QUOTE=tractorboy] wow, great job!!  where did you get the chrome stack??



The stack is actually stainless. I bought it from Jim at OKtractor. For the price, I thought is was a fantastic piece.

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Originally posted by JohnCO JohnCO wrote:

You did a beautiful job on that rig. It looks like a pretty early model, what year is it? Can you imagine how many more AC would have sold if they were that shiny coming from the factory?



Shes a 1940

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Originally posted by Jhebel Jhebel wrote:

That is one beautiful tractor!  What kind of paint did you use?


The paint is a custom mixed Metacryl 2k product matched to PPG 60800.
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Looking good.  Glad it all worked out.  I'm sure he was impressed, and appreciates all the work it took.
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You did a beautiful job on that rig.  It looks like a pretty early model, what year is it?  Can you imagine how many more AC would have sold if they were that shiny coming from the factory?
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Steiner sells chrome and stainless stacks.
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speechless !!!  is that a chrome stack???
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wow, great job!!  where did you get the chrome stack??
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great job
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That is one beautiful tractor!  What kind of paint did you use?
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THAT IS NICE !!
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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VERY YERY NICE JOB!!!
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Originally posted by LeonR2013 LeonR2013 wrote:

Did your grandfather have any idea you were doing this? He must have a good heart or he would have keeled over right there. LOL Great job!


No, he had no clue what I was up to. The tractor ran up until about 2 years ago, and had been sitting under a tarp ever since. Late this summer my grandfather lamented about what he was going to do with the ol' girl. He always wanted to restore it, but just ran out of energy in his old age. So I said I would take it, with the intention to get it running again someday. The last he knew, it was sitting under a tarp behind my shed.   

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I agree with the others, that tractor looks much better than new! An amazing restore! WOW! WOW!!
Way to go,
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What a beautiful restoration! Gramps must be busting at the seams with pride! On the before photo's I notice a mounted circle saw rig on the rear. We had one similar to that on our CA. Dad and I cut a lot of fire wood with that rig. Great job on the B!
My tractor is not leaking oil, it's just marking it's territory!
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Did your grandfather have any idea you were doing this? He must have a good heart or he would have keeled over right there. LOL Great job!
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Fantastic! They never came from the factory looking that good.
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Wow! Stunning!  Super nice job on that little B. Congrat's!  I bet your Grand dad couldn't believe his eyes when he saw it!  Again, nice job!!
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Yes, a great looking job of restoring that old B
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That is an awesome restoration. Your grandfather must be very proud.
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Nice looking B. Hopefully one of these days I can finish both of my basket case Bs. I guess it's a case of the "cobblers kids having no shoes"!
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Thanks for posting the pictures! Great looking B! You can be proud!
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Even new my favorite never looked this good.
What a GREAT AND THOROUGH JOB
My Sincere Congratulations for taking such excellent care of my favorite.
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ps:  Love those decals
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Not sure what color the crank handle was. Several of the things I did on this tractor were less "the way it was originally" and more "the way I like it."

I suspect the handle was unpainted steel.
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Great job, notice the crank is painted black, did they come that way from the factory that way? I went and painted my steering column black on my Model C think I will have to change that, after read on this forum the last few weeks I am thinking it should be orange. 
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to say you did good seems an understatement....another beautiful job done on an orange masterpiece.
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