[dbeiter]

The gauge was not OEM, it was purchased from a good reliable dealer with the Ag tractor community.. He is making it right with me, a new one is on the way, until them the used gauge is playing full duty

Dave

 

[dbeiter]

Its done!!!!!!!

 

[dbeiter]

More pics

 

[InTroubleAlltheTime]

Perfection!!! Looks great Dave!!!!!
:usa:
Rich

 

[dundee222]

As USUAL, you continue to raise the bar for the rest of us here. Beautiful.:thumbsup: Was the parking brake an option? I don't remember my Grandfather's having one.:headscratcher:

 

[CobyDog$10]

Very nice restoration! Looks amazing! :goodpost:

 

[dbeiter]

Yes the parking brake was an option, from what I understand a very rare one at that. I have only seen one other. And it is on a colt that Guider has.

Thanks guys!!!

Dave

 

[tss8690]

Another amazing restoration Dave! Great job!! Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Tim

 

[Gordy]

That's pretty disheartening when OEM parts are faulty. Makes one wonder where or who actually produces reliable parts anymore.:think:

As a mechanic in the US Army(81-87) I once went through 21 new coolant temp gauges before I got one that worked :headscratcher: The Army does not return defective part's, just throw them in the dumpster and order more :headscratcher:

:cheers:
Gordy

 

[dbeiter]

As a mechanic in the US Army(81-87) I once went through 21 new coolant temp gauges before I got one that worked :headscratcher: The Army does not return defective part's, just throw them in the dumpster and order more :headscratcher:

:cheers:

Gordy

Why does that NOT surprise me!!

Dave