Doubt it. Most of the time when you get a black frame. Its assemble with parts painted from a supplier. If you order a color, all those black parts are painted again. It has been recommended to me, that even if you want black, have the second step paint done in black. That way everything have the same coating. Or what ever color you want.
How many time have you had the tractor disconnected and washed? Probably not many, knowing you like to run.
But I would get it cleaned and sealer on it sooner than later. Dont bother buying gloss Por15 or Chassie saver. It will get chalky in a few weeks. Just flat black. Just paint over with a good gloss after cu0re time or what ever the instructions tell you.
Were rubber gloves and long sleeves. It splatters alot. You want to make sure that you only get it on what you really want it on!
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Winter has it’s annoyances, no doubt. But my A/C is working hard while my heat almost never runs in the winter.
Maybe I should move to Montana.
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Looks good to me.
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30+ years ago it usually stopped when the school bell rang.
That’s no longer the case thanks be to such things as Farcebook and other social media. Kids today do have it tougher.
Years ago a fistfight would settle such a feud, also no longer the case. Now, being on the losing end typically warrants a quest to turn somebody into Swiss cheese with a few dozen 5.56 Nato rounds.
And then worst of all, to add insult to injury it’s the TOOL gets demonized rather than the user.
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