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some work pictures
- Thread starter TOM V
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TOM V
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A few shots 
willie59
Administrator
Damn that's mechanic porn.
pigpen60
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WOW!
theironoracle
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Very nice. Currently doing a bucket rebuild using your bottom strip and side block pattern. TIO
willie59
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I consider it brilliant. Bottom strip and side block pattern gives ample wear plate to protect parent material but at the same time the spacing between bottom strips andside blocks allows plenty of natural material build up between the blocks to help assist in wear. Just freaking brilliant.
Tinkerer
Senior Member
Good to see you and TIO posting again !
Tom;
Did you get a new shop ? I think I remember seeing a lot of your photos that were taken in a yard.
Tom;
Did you get a new shop ? I think I remember seeing a lot of your photos that were taken in a yard.
TOM V
Senior Member
No new shop, same old thing, here's a few pics from this week. 
Tinkerer
Senior Member
Yay ! A John Deere 450H LT getting a new lease on life.
The best finish dozer I ever ran in that size.
The best finish dozer I ever ran in that size.
d9gdon
Senior Member
I always appreciate your posts Tom V, keep it up.
TOM V
Senior Member
Thanks, I'll try to post some pics in the near future.
mitch504
Senior Member
Yeah, I'm glad to see you back!
mitch504
Senior Member
TIO too!
Welder Dave
Senior Member
You must be good when you can turn a 450H into a 650H.
Bls repair
Senior Member
That happens when they sell used equipment.
petepilot
Senior Member
wonder who I could get to turn a 555 into a 955lThat happens when they sell used equipment.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Several Benjamin Franklin's could do it.
curb guy
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Nice to see new posts, Tom. I'm sure I'm not the only one here who has missed them!
TOM V
Senior Member
Hydraulic cylinders this week 
TOM V
Senior Member
Some more pics
