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Re-sending 1953 restored Lawn-Boy

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Mowerman1953

Mowerman1953

Had a little trouble attaching these photos previously. Thank you graydog for addressing this !

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LB8210

WOW Excellent workmanship. Looks like 1ST class job all the way.


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secaII4884

secaII4884

That looks amazing! Great job on the restoration.

Can I ask what one of these is worth in this condition? I seriously have no idea.


#4

unclelee

unclelee

That looks REAL nice big brother....can't wait to get mine done.
Lee


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d_sharier

d_sharier

That is a nice piece of history you have there. Well done!


#6

7394

7394

Excellent work, looks factory fresh. Maybe better, & just older than me..


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jp1961

Yeah, unbelievably nice work!!! The cooling fan looks like the turbine off a jet engine. Great job, thanks for posting the pictures.

Jeff


#8

d_sharier

d_sharier

What kind of paint did you use? Did you completely strip the old finish off? It looks really good. How about the fuel tank cap? I seem to have trouble getting paint to stay put on them, even with clear added. That really is a cool machine.


#9

beg

beg

that has to be the best resto on a Lawn Boy ever.


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Dave1954

that's just a cool looking mower, good job!


#11

gearnoggin

gearnoggin

Nice!


#12

Mowerman1953

Mowerman1953

beg said:
that has to be the best resto on a Lawn Boy ever.
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Thank you, very much. Was a great blast all the way !!!


#13

Mowerman1953

Mowerman1953

Dave1954 said:
that's just a cool looking mower, good job!
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I really enjoyed every minute restoring it
Thank you, Dean


#14

Mowerman1953

Mowerman1953

gearnoggin said:
Nice!
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Thank you, Dean


#15

Mowerman1953

Mowerman1953

d_sharier said:
What kind of paint did you use? Did you completely strip the old finish off? It looks really good. How about the fuel tank cap? I seem to have trouble getting paint to stay put on them, even with clear added. That really is a cool machine.
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I totally bead blasted it,etched it with acid & painted it. But it's going to be displayed on my daughter's fireplace. Even though it did run previously to restoration, I didn't run it afterwards. By the way, it was enamel.
Thanks, Dean
dean101753@yahoo.com


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