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[grucomdoo]

Radiator za Volvo L110 17227627 www.grucom.rs 0659930900 #radiator #srbija #l110 #grucomdoo #gradjevinskemasine #volvoconstructionequipment #construction #volvosrbija #beograd #srbija #delovizagradjevinskemasine #delovizabagere (у месту Grucom doo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjS3qA7sIgm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ozizo]

CRAZY CAR ART　”1950 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER L110 PICKUP”

Drawn by order of Wade Stoddart

Thank you so much!

For drawing inquiries, please send me message.

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My web shops are here.

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[snini-9]

January 20, 2022: J and L Pod- Haro Strait

J44 Moby

L83 Moonlight and L110 Midnight

L86 Surprise and L125 Element

J22 Oreo

L105 Fluke

L87 Onyx

L83 Moonlight, J22 Oreo, and J38 Cookie

J36 Alki

J57 Phoenix

L109 Takoda and J22 Oreo

Photo Credit to the Center for Whale Research Encounter #4 - Jan 20, 2022

[ncdweller]

Can’t stay away from that mower! Just got here an hour ago, and the sun is setting.

I’ll have to get her the official John Deere seat one of these days. This one is off of a fishing boat. But that’s pretty cool too.

[ncdweller]

On to the Dark Side.

The first gas-powered implement on the property (car excluded - it isn't allowed in the yard.)

I don't like the beast: noisy, smelly, needy, dangerous.

I adjusted the deck height as per the owner's manual, and suspect that just as the bolts on this creature are a mix of metric and imperial, so must be the numbers in the book. 1" deck height is more like 1cm.

D wisely won't get on the thing.

Update: D took it over.

And it's almost out of gas.

[ncdweller]

Replaced the spindles, old ones are in the background, found one of the idler wheels has clunky bearings, so another is on order.

Replaced the plain bearings on the front wheels with sealed bearings, no idea why John Deere doesn't just put them in in the first place.

Also, note the wide spacing between the deck boards. No rain in 21 days, and this is the first time we've seen a gap.

[ncdweller]

They say painting is 90% preparation.

I'm thinking more like 97%-ish.

Trying to grind it down to bare metal, but there is already a rusted through spot, and I'm not trying to take it to museum quality. I would like it to last another 20 years, though.

I'm thinking, get one spot to bare metal, hit it with some primer, and move on. It might keep new surface rust at bay.

But my arms are tired, and it's 84F outside, so I think a beer is in order. I'll work on it more tomorrow.

Btw, a 1/2" impact wrench made life much easier today.

[ncdweller]

Hey, another project!

Anyone keeping track?

Gotta replace the spindle bearings.

$52 bucks from John Deere. I think I can find the 4 bearings for less elsewhere.

Update:

New front tires and wheels bearings ordered. Also, John Deere yellow paint, a throttle lever knob, and new blades and what the heck, instead of new spindle bearings, I ordered the entire spindle assembly.