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What have you done to your square lately??
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Very Nice!
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Looks GREAT!!! I like dark windows!
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Wich btw thats what ive done to my mini "square" lately, a free tool box, idk if i like it
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looks like a weather guard very well made! I have one I bought years ago and I can still close it from one side , very tuff top
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It is a weather guard. Its missin a bolt in the latch and it dont like to open once latched. But it was free. Thing i dont like is its shallow, cant fit a gallon jug standin up...
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Swapped the orange hood for a green one. Now it’s all one color! Kinda…
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I enjoy watching your progress..reminds me of my first square, an 86 custom deluxe in red. Saved every penny I had at the time just to buy parts to restore it.
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Then yes I have a pto. You have the 465?
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I havd a 465.... lol
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Yes, one in 4wd spec, and one in 2wd spec.
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Pulled the interior apart to clean. Prior owner was a bit of a pack rat. Kinda gross… Parts pickup we dragged home had a green bench in it. Looks a lot better.
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Got the bed off today to swap the sides. Had to grind/cut 3 bolts out....and punch them out the supports underneath. Really thinking about putting torx head bolts in when I put it back on. While it's off I'll replace the rear shocks, fix the parking brake, and take care of some surface rust.
Anyway, it's off to the welder to do the cab corner tomorrow. Hopefully have it back next weekend with everything fixed underneath.
Anyway, it's off to the welder to do the cab corner tomorrow. Hopefully have it back next weekend with everything fixed underneath.
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Added a 2nd battery.
Went back a few days later and swapped out the junction block on the firewall with a proper terminal block. Now I only have 1 battery cable going down to the starter.
Went back a few days later and swapped out the junction block on the firewall with a proper terminal block. Now I only have 1 battery cable going down to the starter.
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FINALLY got my Cold Case radiator. Started the install and ran into a couple problems: need all 4 rubber mounts, all worn down down and gives radiator play. Lower rad hose port is bigger on the new one. Pretty much it. Other than that, radiator is dead on
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