Christmas morning....kinda
- dag1450
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- First and Last Name: Dave Gibson
- Location: Chalfont, Pa
Christmas morning....kinda
Well i have been thinking, learning, planing, and preparing for zinc plating at home for about a year. I recently picked up another project that needed lots of new hardware to make the job look good. So i decided i would send it out as there was now hundreds of pieces. Local shop said $120 min charge for up to about 300 lbs, i would say i had about 100 lbs. They were zinc plated with a yellow chromat coating. If it was all cub stuff i may not have done the yellow but most r for the foreign tractor which had the yellow as there stock bolt color. Notice in the last bucket pic the washer that was about half done, that was thick heavy rust. I put that in just to see how good they can do.lol When i picked them up i felt like i was ten yrs old on Christmas morning.lol Dave
127, 1650, 1572, 1872, 2072 . A mower, blower and blade for each.
- Jlaws
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- First and Last Name: Jess Laws
- Location: Independence , Ky
Re: Christmas morning....kinda
Looks good Dave
That's something I've been thinking about reading up on and try to do .
That's something I've been thinking about reading up on and try to do .
I see a lot of cub cadets while going down the tracks , its a shame I can't pull over and ask about them .
- dag1450
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- First and Last Name: Dave Gibson
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Re: Christmas morning....kinda
Jess i would have tried the hang and dip method if it were say 50 or 60 pieces. Any more than that and i would ether send it out or make yourself a barrel type. Im not real familiar with the barrel and how the electrode hits all the pieces but i think there r a few on utube that have done it. Oh by the way..... I have a nice new 5 amp adjustable transformer for sale. Dave
127, 1650, 1572, 1872, 2072 . A mower, blower and blade for each.