HI Larry How ya doin
I was going to cut a piece form the old inner tube and use that but I got in a hury and just bolted it on. That was Colin that you helped out.
Catch ya later
Billy
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Painting the weights
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I have two coats on the 'back' side of the weights with a brush and they look great. Since the paint says 48 hours between coats, this is a long term deal!
Yep Billy I always had trouble with names.... but like I said Colin thought nothing of it, and makes me wonder how he got em on when he got there
Yep Billy I always had trouble with names.... but like I said Colin thought nothing of it, and makes me wonder how he got em on when he got there
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I just moved a set of weights from my '49 over to the'67 Loboy. The backside of those weights were not painted by the previous owner, only the front. Due to time constraints I elected only to prime them for now.
I applied 8 felt stick-ons (the kind that protect hardwood floors) on the weights before installing to prevent marring. Maybe will work, maybe not.
Had no problem using a Farmall Jack (widow maker) to remove and install the heavies.
I applied 8 felt stick-ons (the kind that protect hardwood floors) on the weights before installing to prevent marring. Maybe will work, maybe not.
Had no problem using a Farmall Jack (widow maker) to remove and install the heavies.
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