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    Posted: 16 Jan 2010 at 8:12am
My winter project  done early.
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Looking GooooooD !!!
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Looks like new only wish I had one. Too bad allis didn't keep making hay equipment and developed a new large round bailer.
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Purdy!
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Very Nice! I have a 904 which is very similar only not nearly as shiny. Did you put new decals on it? If so, where did you get those? Are you still able to find parts for the wobblebox?
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I just cried....this is beautiful.
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Kurzy That is a first class restoration!! My hat off to you very nice work. Think spring Don In Indiana.
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 I shure wish mine looked that nice. I decided not to work on it until i find a shaft for the wobble box. Looks good   Matt
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Man, that sure is sharp looking. Nice job! Pretty nice sign hanging on the barn, too.
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WOW! That is one pretty looking restoration!
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Wow, that is sharp.  I picked up a decent original 390 at an auction two years ago, but haven't tried it out yet.

Great job.

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Very nice Kurzy!!!  Wish I would have stayed working, then I would have had time to stop by to see your stable full of orange by now.  Maybe in `10
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Try Brenda for parts
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Kurzy-- Great job man!!!!
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Wow - very nice Joe!  If I come up to ski at Rib Mtn in February, I'll have to stop by to see it in person.  Mike
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Beautiful restoration and you still have two months left of winter to start and finish another project!
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spectacular!!
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that is a very sharp looking unit!
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