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MF 135 makeover !!

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  • 10-02-2011 11:27pm
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    Ford4000
    Registered Users Posts: 373 ✭✭


    A 135 im doing up at the minute
    As it came
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    Stripped a bit
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    New bushings and track rod ends
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    Wheels rustproofed
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    #2
    Ford4000
    Registered Users Posts: 373 ✭✭Ford4000


    Priming using Zinc 182 primer
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    Painting with 2 pack paint Stoneleigh Grey
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    Wheels done with MF Silver Mist
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    More to follow, cab getting cleaned down at the moment !!! Hope to have er finished next week !!!


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    jimmyw
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    Ah yes, yummy! yummy" fire in me tummy:rolleyes:.Them farmers, they'd clain nohin so they woodn't.Tough little machine they are.I like them, thanks, keep it up.At least you dont have inboard brakes:rolleyes::mad:

    P.S what year is she? A local farmer had one from new, 1971 I think and she went on fire one day and he decided to get her done up. It took a long time.He dont use her much this days though cause he also has a new, New Holland, maybe he will during the summer.


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    Ford4000
    Registered Users Posts: 373 ✭✭Ford4000


    jimmyw wrote: »
    Ah yes, yummy! yummy" fire in me tummy:rolleyes:.Them farmers, they'd clain nohin so they woodn't.Tough little machine they are.I like them, thanks, keep it up.At least you dont have inboard brakes:rolleyes::mad:

    P.S what year is she? A local farmer had one from new, 1971 I think and she went on fire one day and he decided to get her done up. It took a long time.He dont use her much this days though cause he also has a new, New Holland, maybe he will during the summer.

    This ones 71 too sir, started er about a month ago and have been at er on and off, hop t be nearly there next week !


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    jimmyw
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    Very good, well done, nice to see her shine at the end I'd say.Look forward to seeing the finished pics.


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