i just have to take the head light, decals and tail light off an thats good for me im not takeing every single piece off... im going to knock the wheels off when it gets to the sand blaster place unless i get my owm
got the decals off now i got to get the glue off. tomarrow im hopeing to get it to the blaster an get the 1050 with the digger in the shop an dismount it..
According to the literature I have seen, these Danuser Compact Diggers were also available for Jacobsen Chiefs and Cubs in addition to the Bolens and JD's mentioned. And there were slightly different mounting arrangements within the Bolens tractors. Sam's version is for the tubeframes, there was a similar version for the early Large Frames like the 1250 (hydraulics driven off a pump supplied with the unit), and another for the later Large Frames (hydraulics driven off the tractor).
i worked for a few hours lastnight just on the digger and 1 rear wheel. i used i.h red an i think its closer then m,f red. i willl have to get some pics
i worked for a few hours lastnight just on the digger and 1 rear wheel. i used i.h red an i think its closer then m,f red. i willl have to get some pics
i tried filling the cracks but it didnt work to good, and i got the tires taped so the litttle over spray will come right off. im trying to pick a yellow for the digger the colsest match i can find is school bus yellow boy i think its to dark an J.D yellow is tolight
Glenn Danuser(current President of Danuser) told me that the closest yellow to the original is "school bus" or "highway" yellow. Danuser did not keep color code information on these diggers.
Don't forget that colors fade, so matching the color to what it is now might be misleading.
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