groundcover
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So did you drop a 350 small block in the Craftsman? ?
Finish painting flames on BX Mini bota.
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cschulz
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mikehaugen
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why not a duramax? or better yet a cummins, but I see you are a chevy guy.
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cschulz
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Putting Duramax and Cummins motors in different vehicles has become a rage. Little Ranger and S-10 P.U.s that run crazy numbers in the quarter mile
I did just speak with my dealer and he has a 50hp Kubota motor that he would sell me, maybe I should consider an engine transplant for the BX? What do you guys think?:cool2::cool2::cool2::cool2:
Chris
I did just speak with my dealer and he has a 50hp Kubota motor that he would sell me, maybe I should consider an engine transplant for the BX? What do you guys think?:cool2::cool2::cool2::cool2:
Chris
Don87
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I think you are insane. But you paint very well. Great job.:thumbsup:
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cschulz,
I have two granddaughters that are just entering their teens. Their grandmother on the other side of the family was an artist, in fact was in art production for Hallmark Cards for many years. They love to paint neat stuff on anything.
We have some Cub Cadet and Bolens small tractors around the farm that would look great with a beautiful paint job something like yours. Your work of art initiated an idea to suggest something like this to the girls and I would be surprised if they wouldn't really enjoy something like that for a winter project, while their Dad and I are doing our winter shop things.
Will plan to make them an offer to buy the paint and supplies needed if they would like to pick one or two small tractors and demonstrate their creativity. My be best to have one tractor for each one of them, they don't always agree on the theme for the project. There is sometimes competitive issues involved.
Plan to talk this over with my Son and Daughter-in-law before I mention it to the girls to keep peace in the family. Will give it a shot and see what happens. Hopefully might end up with some pictures and small tractors to be proud of.
Fantastic work on your paint job!
Nick, North West Farmer
I have two granddaughters that are just entering their teens. Their grandmother on the other side of the family was an artist, in fact was in art production for Hallmark Cards for many years. They love to paint neat stuff on anything.
We have some Cub Cadet and Bolens small tractors around the farm that would look great with a beautiful paint job something like yours. Your work of art initiated an idea to suggest something like this to the girls and I would be surprised if they wouldn't really enjoy something like that for a winter project, while their Dad and I are doing our winter shop things.
Will plan to make them an offer to buy the paint and supplies needed if they would like to pick one or two small tractors and demonstrate their creativity. My be best to have one tractor for each one of them, they don't always agree on the theme for the project. There is sometimes competitive issues involved.
Plan to talk this over with my Son and Daughter-in-law before I mention it to the girls to keep peace in the family. Will give it a shot and see what happens. Hopefully might end up with some pictures and small tractors to be proud of.
Fantastic work on your paint job!
Nick, North West Farmer
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cschulz
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Nick that is a great idea for the girls. Have them do some search's on the net for ideas that might fit the tractors. Be sure to keep me posted on what they come up with.
Chris
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Chris,
I will put this on my respond to list and if something works out will plan to let you know. These two girls are very involved in all types of activities so it may be difficult to work this into their busy schedules. Will see what happens. You never know what they will lock onto next.
Checked out your "My Tractor Tools", site and it appears you have been very busy yourself producing some nifty quick attach/disconnect tools for tractors. Will keep an eye on what you are doing via your web site. Looks like you are having fun, my kind of fun, that is.
Nick, North West Farmer
I will put this on my respond to list and if something works out will plan to let you know. These two girls are very involved in all types of activities so it may be difficult to work this into their busy schedules. Will see what happens. You never know what they will lock onto next.
Checked out your "My Tractor Tools", site and it appears you have been very busy yourself producing some nifty quick attach/disconnect tools for tractors. Will keep an eye on what you are doing via your web site. Looks like you are having fun, my kind of fun, that is.
Nick, North West Farmer
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cschulz
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Nick, sorry to say My Tractor Tools is not mine. They are products that I purchased from the owner Jery Dunn. Great pieces so I feel compelled to add a link in my signature.
Thanks Chris
Thanks Chris
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Chris,
Message understood. The products look very good to me. Will plan to continue keeping an eye on the site to stay informed regarding the product offerings.
Nick, North West Farmer
Message understood. The products look very good to me. Will plan to continue keeping an eye on the site to stay informed regarding the product offerings.
Nick, North West Farmer