Yankton, Please Comply

Allan in NE

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I've strengthened & reinforced, I've hammered, sawed and bolted. I've painted, washed and waxed. Even just now washed the silly frame and fuel tanks. Darnit! I'm done with my end of the preliminary preparations.

I need that silly tarp!

Please forward said tarp forthwith with the utmost of haste. I'm sick of foolin' with this old truck! :>(

Allan

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Gotta tell ya.

I'm flat out sick of red. Darned old box soaked up 4 gallons of the stuff!

Leastwise, tomorrow I can paint on some polyurethane on that new floor. :>(

Allan

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Nice job, Allan. How did you fix the tailgate? I was going to suggest 3/4 plywood.

KEH
 
nice looking truck Allan! wish i had a grain truck that looked that good. Heck i wish i had a grain truck First. i use all gravity boxes and dump wagons. still farming the old fashiond way i guess. heck i'm combing with a JD 95! now you gotta paint the cab a similar color so it's not such a sudden change...aw heck guess it looks like lotsa elbow grease into that box! great job!
DF in WI
 
Allen, the last time I saw that much bright red paint was in that Clint Eastwood spaghetti western where he had the whole town painted red! But I gotta admit it sure makes things look cleaner and newer.
 
Say, if you have trouble keeping a finish on your floor I have a suggestion. I put two coats on my box floor and after the second load of wheat it was gone and it had dried over the winter. I painted my floor with a mixture of half and half deisel fuel and used oil. After the fiest load the oily finish is gone and you have a floor that will last quite a while and it don't cost a fortune either.
 
Neighbor up the road is running some 2X6s thru his planner and table saw to make the original 1" tongue and groove material. :>)

Allan
 
Allan, you time and trouble shows. It is a great looking grain truck. I like the colors just like they are.
 
Thanks George,

When I get that white roll over bolted on it, should set it off just right.

Still gotta get the mud flaps on it (state law here), but that's for a rainy day. Think we're schedualed for rain in 2009. :>)

Allan
 

Sounds like a plan to me. 4 gallons of paint,ouch, hope the tailgate dosen't take too much more.

KEH
 
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