Posted by racsan on November 27, 2014 at 09:40:14 from (184.57.98.47):
A little something to make passers by do a double-take, just some stuff that was laying around, not a allis hood but similar enough that i painted it to look that way, cutting the tire down to halves was the toughest part, eats sawzall blades like crazy, best thing for that really is a angle grinder with a cutoff wheel. I even put a old peanut can on the exhaust stack to keep the rain out like you would any tractor thats parked outside with a upright exhaust. An afterthought would have been doing it up like the 49 "A" and then after a couple of months removing the junk and have the real A sitting in the same spot-with a 110 in front and a chain between both, like the mower pulled it out of the ground.
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