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    I am progressing on my 1946 No. 12's restoration, it is finally back to where I can use it, here is a couple of links to some video. Thanks to all for the advice and Kent Bates for selling me the parts machine! Now I need to work on fixing some leaks and the brakes, then to the fun stuff, cosmetics!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBjvbLrNz2Q
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyR0E_G50f8
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    Caterpillar No.12 7t2044
    1956 Mack B61, 1974 Kenworth K100, 1979 International 4070B, 1959 International RDT-405 "West Coaster" 1948 International KB-8, 1967 International "Donald Duck" 1956 LaCrosse "Low Boy" trailer, 1966 Allis Chalmers D17, 1945 Farmall H, 1948 Farmall Cub, IH 756 Wheatland, 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20, 1950 Ford F1, 1950? Co-op No.3, International 2656, Cummins HB600 stationary engine, International 544 Diesel Hydro

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    Looks good, sounds good. What is wrong with the brakes? I know the master cylinder for our 8T was just a bendix ordered from local parts house.

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    I just need new lines that run along the final drives and the rubber hoses leak a little bit. Typical hydraulic brake stuff. I plan on tearing the wheels off this winter and checking everything over in there anyway. I need to work on the front end a little also, you don't really want to drive it in high gear.



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    Collector of:
    Caterpillar No.12 7t2044
    1956 Mack B61, 1974 Kenworth K100, 1979 International 4070B, 1959 International RDT-405 "West Coaster" 1948 International KB-8, 1967 International "Donald Duck" 1956 LaCrosse "Low Boy" trailer, 1966 Allis Chalmers D17, 1945 Farmall H, 1948 Farmall Cub, IH 756 Wheatland, 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20, 1950 Ford F1, 1950? Co-op No.3, International 2656, Cummins HB600 stationary engine, International 544 Diesel Hydro

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    Yes, I agree, It really Sounds Good. Glad to see you saving it as so much of this stuff has fallen to the junkmans torch the last few years. Dandy Dave!
    Most of my Money I spent on Mechanical things, Tools, and Woman, The rest I wasted.

    Always remember, These old machines are like a Woman, It is the little things that count.

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    I know Ziegler here had the rubber hoses from the frame to the chain housings on hand.

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    Zach: A very sweet running engine. I'm pleased to see it coming together.

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    That engine runs perfect, doesen't smoke or leak any oil, and boy I can't believe how nice it is to run a grader with new tires, I have never had that luxury before. But I am having a hard time getting the 2 front tires off the rims on the parts machine I got from you, I want to use those rims so they all match, I beat on one for 5 hours on Saturday before I got it to come apart, now I only got one more to go.
    Collector of:
    Caterpillar No.12 7t2044
    1956 Mack B61, 1974 Kenworth K100, 1979 International 4070B, 1959 International RDT-405 "West Coaster" 1948 International KB-8, 1967 International "Donald Duck" 1956 LaCrosse "Low Boy" trailer, 1966 Allis Chalmers D17, 1945 Farmall H, 1948 Farmall Cub, IH 756 Wheatland, 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20, 1950 Ford F1, 1950? Co-op No.3, International 2656, Cummins HB600 stationary engine, International 544 Diesel Hydro

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