4000SU done

[Obsession]

I would like to take the time to thank everyone that helped answer questions and in order to get this tractor looking like new again. The tractor runs great and started at a 19 degree temperature. Special thanks to cltractor.com for parts and advice. I couldn’t have done it without you guys!
Before

 

[Obsession]

Here it is!
here it is

 

[Greg_Ky]

 

[GlenIdaho]

Nice job Obsession!

 

[wedge40]

Nice Job.
Hope I can get mine to look half that good.
How long did it take to go from photo 1 to photo 2?

Wedge

 

[Dean]

Very nice job, OB.

It's good to know that my radiator went to a good home.

Dean

 

[john_Bud]

Quite the transformation!

Nice to see the little princess on her throne!

jb

 

[Obsession]

A little over a year. I spent approximately nine full weekends to
do the majority of the work. I had the tractor running after about
six weeks after I purchased it. I replaced the single hydraulic
valve with a double. I put on new front rims, front tires,
hydraulic hoses hoses, one power steering line, starter,
alternator conversion kit, water pump, thermostat, temp sending
unit, belts, hoses, tach cluster, wiring harness, block heater,
radiator, misc. lights, one injector line, injector tips, grille and
seat. The injector pump was burned too but i got it repaired. I
retrofitted Hydraulic couplers and brackets from a 7045 Allis.
(These I like better than the originals) I had the tractor painted
by a welding shop that paints a lot of tractors and I assembled
the tractor after the paint job myself. The rest I did myself in my
garage. (I did have some help from a local mechanic to do the
alternator conversion)