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What is your winter project?

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    Posted: 12 Dec 2010 at 9:17am
Mine is a rehab of the CA that I have been using for the past 4 years as a lawn mower (it has a Woods L306 belly mower). The tin is all off it and the bare frame is in for sandblasting and painting. When it comes back, it will be time to pull the rear wheels and finals to replace the brakes (including a new drum on the left side...and maybe rebuild the drum on the hand clutch), rebuild the hand clutch, new pinion seals and clean/relube the final pans (as well as inspecting and rebuilding the final bearings and the hand clutch actuator as necessary. The rear rims will be sandblasted and painted (and the eccentrics cleaned/lubed with antiseize) while I'm doing the finals. Then it will be on to the front of the tractor to install a new engine clutch, replace the front axle (it currently has a C wide front axle), rebuild the front axle pivot, and new frfont axle bearings. Will also open the engine and inspect it (altho it starts and runs fine; want to check the sleeves, pistons, journals, plastigage/reshim the bearings, and inspect the head and valves). Then on to the outer parts; replace the gages, new 12 volt electrical, replace the Farmall distributor with an Allis distributor and EI, and new head lights. Meanwhile, the tin will be at the body man for prep and paint. If all goes well, expect to have it running well by the time the body man is done with the tin. Finally, install the tin, lights, decals and have it ready to resume her regular job when the grass is green and growing.
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Shoveling snow .. and going to Pasadena..then shovel more snow upon my return
WD WD45 DIESEL D 14 D-15 SERIES 2 190XT TERRA TIGER ac allcrop 60   GLEANER F 6060 7040.and attachments for all Proud to be an active farmer
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Blowing snow here too ! Flywheelers GOTO, Working on new silo construction shop  across the road at daughter and son-in-laws farm (they took over the business) so my shop is freed up for A-C projects. Swap engine from 220 into 210. Build 220 into heavy duty heavy tillage beast (3500 MK II engine with factory inline pump add intercooler, Mexican hat duals etc.etc. So many projects and not enough time.
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D17 diesel , D14 overhaul, Florida AC Jamboree GOTO at the Flywheelers. And a WD leak repair.
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ac 616, nice original, starts runs, drives, doesnt charge, wont start on key, : manure spreader Im converting to trailer: etc etc etc
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Building my wife a brand new Hickory kitchen complete with modern appliances. Hopefully Will install by March if these PCa treatments don't bog me down too much..
Snow dumping on us big time here now. Up to my knees by 0945.
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Putting a Mounted corn picker model 33 on a 1949 WD.
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Before I can get to my winter projects, I got to finish my fall projects!!  One was putting the loader I bought on my D17 IV.   I finally got all the brackets on, now all I have to do is throw the wide front on and then hook up the loader.   Once that's out of the garage, I have an unstyled WC I want to get running again, and then work on what else it all needs, and a D19 that needs a clutch and then who knows what else after that.   Got two wiring harnesses sitting on the shelf for my D15 and my B that hopefully will get installed this winter. 
1955 WD45 diesel 203322 was my dad's tractor, 1966 D15 23530, 1961 HD3 Crawler 1918, 1966 D17 IV 83495, 1937 WC 41255, 1962 D19 6221
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wishing it would snow so deep that it covered up my projects so I didnt see them for  while. Its easier to start 3 projects than to complete 1.
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I need to clean up my shop so I have a place to work and can get to the wood stove so I can have some heat. The CA has been patiently waiting(for 3 years) my attention with a bad thrust bearing . I want to build some high display shelves to put the tools and things that came from Dad's garage.
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My F40.  Plan to start on the tins after Christmas.  Wheels maybe next then rest of tractor.  Last weekend I bought a 32 gallon compressor for the painting and wired it up yesterday.  Wife is getting me a paint gun for my Christmas then the fun will begin.
1957 WD45 dad's first AC

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Finish up a room addition,wheel weights on the 7040,new cab kit for the 8030,and overhaul the 185

Edited by AdamA - 14 Dec 2010 at 9:57pm
57'D-17,78'185,83'6080,76'7040,84'8030 FWA.02'Dodge cummins
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A 301 engine in D17. I have the clutch housing buttoned up, starting on the frame rails to put front wheels on. No unsolvable problems yet.;)
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'38 unstyled wc. I'm building one set of fenders out of two and I've got all the welding done now they need blasted and painted. I've also got a g basket case that I'll work on as I find parts. So far it's in one piece  minus the motor and rear wheels/tires. I cant wait to find 2 real nice used rear tires and tubes for cheap. HA HA lol.
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1985 Jeep CJ-7. Lifting around 4 inches and replacing the body tub, painting, and bedlining the interior and underside. Hope to get it done in January but things have been slow to take effect so it might not get done until after that.
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No Winter PROJECTs ,just finsh what was started before winter. I have Harvey ( all joke's  aside )coming to paint the new show room,being that is all he done his whole life with a Family business.Then it will be getting everything in and set up .Been backed up with shop work ,need to get cault up with it .That is what makes my Money.Been ask 2 times to go to Flywheeler show with Woody ,but it is also not going to happen TOO much with other things going on.Bottom line just get things done befor spring.
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Fred let me know if you need any help with the showroom between now and January 17th...
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Hope the bath room and heat will be in, in the next week.Then Harvey can start.Never put anything in a buildsing until you arer completly done with building ,covering and moving things are a PITA!   LOL !
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Getting ready for an auction in the spring hope to get rid of a bunch of Antiques stuff I have collected over the last 50 + years.
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not much a-c action this winter. right now its my parents 62 ford galaxie convertible. this is an old pic. its painted now and we are putting it back together. we will be putting brakes on the 185...Jb
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been burning leaves since thursday morning looks like its turned into aother winter project. 67 camaro painted needs completed .  H johndeere needs completed CA allis needs painted D15 allis needs oil change and painted . Pulling tractor always needs something

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Putting a new boiler under a 1916 George White 25hp side mount traction engine. Why do I get myself into these things? Need some heat in the shop too.
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I will be hoping to get the 20-35 running and to get an good jump or done the model A . thxchuck
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Maintaining my sanity until Spring!! when I can get back out to play in the dirt!
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mine: closing in my attached garage, making an office, laundry room, and familiy room.

Allis - related:  watching / assisting my dad in getting his WD-45 running.  Swapping the NF out of it for a WF.  Getting his 3 bottom plow put back together as part of that project too.  He's gonna break ground with it this spring, he says.  wish us luck.
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The three Cs. Catch, Clean and Cook all the Texas winter trout I can take time to fish for. 278,895 stocked statewide. 16,500 close to home.
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Finally getting back to my B that I started last year.
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Vapor barrier, SOB my shop, get the furnace line in, paint the walls, organize the "merchandise" work alternatively on my ALLIS 720 (paint, decals, a bit of wiring to resolve) a 1946 chevy 2 ton(brakes,king pins,body work,wiring,front tires,etc.), and my Mercury 402 outboard/1976 glastron 14.5 boat(seats, paint, decals, general rehab) and try to meet some of my wifes various and sundry requirements... Not likely to get through 20% of the above named...TREV.
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