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About 40 cars worth millions will re-enact a 100-year-old Austrian rally taken by one of Rolls' earliest and most adventurous owners.
Even in chic European cities like Vienna, it's uncommon to see a 100-year-old Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, which has been called the most valuable car in the world. But imagine seeing more than 40 of these ultra-expensive vehicles rolling through the streets of Vienna.
Then imagine spotting more than 100 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghosts a week later in Italy, which will be the largest gathering of its kind in the world. Even more incredible is that dozens of these rare Rolls-Royce models are not pampered museum pieces and will take part in a 100-year-anniversary re-enactment of a historic Alpine rally.
After failing to finish the grueling Austrian Alpine Trial in 1912, British aviator and adventurer James Radley, pictured above with his Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, was determined to complete the course as well as win awards along the way. He did both, with a little help from champagne at the starting line.
State would determine a household income threshold for current $2,500 rebate.
The California legislature wants to phase out state tax incentives that go to wealthy electric vehicle owners -- particularly those who purchase the expensive and popular Tesla Model S.
A recent bill directs the state's Air Resources Board to determine a household income threshold at which the current clean-vehicle rebate of $2,500 for an electric car would be eliminated.
The bill, SB 1275, sponsored by Sen. Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles), is headed back to the California Senate to approve changes made by the Assembly before going to Gov. Jerry Brown, who has until the end of September to sign it into law. According to environmental groups backing the bill, it would make EVs more affordable to working families and help improve California's air quality.
For the first time, the Mustang will be exported globally.
Those of you waiting for a 2015 Ford Mustang are one step closer today as production begins at the Flat Rock, Mich., assembly plant. The new ponycar goes on sale this fall.
For the first time, the Mustang will be exported globally to more than 120 countries. A right-hand drive version will be sold in the U.K., Australia and South Africa. Ford has sold 9.2 million Mustangs in the model's 50-year history.
The Flat Rock Plant underwent a $555-million investment in the last year, part of which went toward tooling up for the new car. It added a flexible body shop that allows multiple models to be produced on the same line, as well as new paint, dirt detection and laser brazing technologies.
Survey finds buyers are less satisfied with cars than with soft drinks, TVs.
While automakers have been selling more vehicles in the past few years, they're not making more buyers happy, according to the results of a recent survey. The American Customer Satisfaction Index score for cars and light trucks has dropped for the second straight year.
The overall ACSI score for the industry is now 82 out of 100, a dip of one point from 2013. ACSI scores decreased for the majority (16 out of the 21) of auto brands included in the survey. Only two U.S. nameplates improved their scores: Chevrolet went up 4 percent with the largest gain and Buick increased by a modest 1 percent. The ACSI attempts to "quantify" opinions with a proprietary formula developed by the University of Michigan. As with any nonscientific poll, the ACSI is simply a relative measure of satisfaction (and since ACSI doesn't divulge how it arrives at such numbers, that's all it can be).
Cadillac plunged 6 percent, while Acura landed at the bottom of the list and had the most drastic decline at 7 percent. But Cadillac and Acura weren't the lone laggards in the luxury category. The ACSI scores for BMW and Lexus also fell. And although Mercedes-Benz topped the ACSI list with the highest score of any automaker (86), the brand experienced a 2 percent drop from last year.
"That didn't used to be the case, and it suggests that consumers now expect more for their money when they pay a premium price," Claes Fornell, ACSI chairman and founder, said in a statement.
Future vehicle-to-vehicle network that might prevent crashes is expected to cost $60 million per year.
As reported last week, the federal government is taking the first steps toward mandating vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication in all new passenger vehicles. The technology uses radio signals to automatically transmit a car's location, direction of travel and other information 10 times per second, while the same information is received from other vehicles in the vicinity so that drivers can receive audible and visual warnings on potential hazards.
While the government estimates the technology would add $100 to $200 to the cost of each new vehicle for the onboard equipment, the larger question is who pays for setting up and maintaining the V2V network that allows cars to talk to one another. The Department of Transportation wants to move ahead with implementing V2V technology to help reduce accidents, but it hasn't yet committed resources to building or running the massive system.
"Due to the current fiscal environment, it does not seem plausible," the National Highway Safety Administration wrote in a report on V2V technology released last week along with a proposal to move ahead on mandating the technology. While the federal project has relied on the technical backing of automakers and others, it's unclear where the financial backing to manage the system will come from, which is estimated to cost about $60 million per year.
Texas is fastest with an average of 78.3 mph, Alaska and District of Columbia are the slowest.
Whether you're stuck behind a dawdling driver (or two) on the interstate or inching along in an urban traffic jam, it can sometimes seem as if everyone around you is moving syrupy slow. But that could also depend on where you live or drive.
In New York -- the state and not just the city -- you may find yourself going slower since it has some of the lowest overall speed limits in the nation, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association. Whereas in Texas you may find yourself driving quite a bit faster since the Lone Star State ranks as having the highest overall speed limits in the U.S.
The nonprofit GHSA, a group that represents the highway safety offices for each U.S. state, placed Texas at the top of the list for having not only the highest speed limit in the U.S., 85 mph, but also the highest overall average top speed limits for both urban and rural interstates as well as limited access roads: 78.3 mph. This beats Idaho, the next fastest state with a top limit of 80 mph and an average top speed of 76.7 mph, by nearly 2 mph.
Oscar-winning actor will do whatever he feels like in several unscripted commercials for the new MKC.
Like many of McConaughey's film characters, Lincoln has been dazed and confused with its own image as a luxury brand. At this point even Cadillac, a brand that once seemed doomed to obsolescence, doesn't consider Lincoln to be a real competitor. Its miniscule sales and average products have taken a turn since Ford began marketing it as "The Lincoln Motor Company" in 2012 and put John Slattery from "Mad Men" as its leading man. But Slattery, as with Magic Johnson before him, didn't stay too long.
What Lincoln hopes to do now is channel McConaughey's inner Texan and easygoing, pensive personality into a series of commercials and web videos, some of which will be unscripted.
Automaker to test safety systems at new 500-acre facility in Sweden that mimics real road conditions.
Volvo has set an ambitious goal: building vehicles in which "no one should be killed or seriously injured" by the year 2020. While the automaker, like others, can perform a variety of crash tests and trials in labs and other facilities, real-world scenarios are more difficult to replicate. So the next best thing is to build that world.
The automaker is getting help on this from its Swedish neighbor AstaZero, which has just opened what Volvo calls "the world's first full-scale proving ground for future traffic safety solutions." Along with help from universities and suppliers, as well as the Swedish government, it's where Volvo will develop and test new active safety "driver assistance" systems such as its City Safety with pedestrian and bicycle detection that prevent accidents before they happen -- and will help achieve Volvo's no-death goal in six years.
The AstaZero proving ground is located near Volvo's world headquarters outside Gothenburg, Sweden, and will allow the creation of a multitude of environments, from urban to rural roads to multilane highways. "You can simulate all types of real-world traffic scenarios," Pether Wallin, CEO of AstaZero said in a statement. "At most proving grounds, the options are more limited."
Feature of car's Performance Data Recorder locks storage compartments, disables the radio and videos joy rides.
It's a typical question in the minds of many car owners -- and especially those with high-performance cars -- when they hand the keys to a parking valet: What will they do with my car that I won't know or see?
You have some clues if you get back in your car and the radio station has been changed and the stereo is cranked or there's extra miles on the odometer. But you don't always know if they've pilfered items from storage compartments or took your car for a joy ride.
Now owners of 2015 Chevrolet Corvettes can keep their cars safe and also capture most of what happens with the Valet Mode that's part of the optional Performance Data Recorder. It not only locks the car's storage compartments and disables the radio, but also records video, audio and vehicle data even while the owner is away from the vehicle.
"Think of it as a baby monitor for your car," Harlan Charles, Corvette product manager, said in a statement. "Anyone who has felt apprehension about handing over their keys will appreciate the peace of mind of knowing exactly what happened while their baby was out of sight."
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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (June 25, 2012) – The Foundation of Hudson Valley Hospital Center (HVHC), showed its gratitude to loyal donors on June 21 with an exclusive cocktail reception at the historic Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson.
In the spotlight were members of the Hendrick Hudson Leos Club, which raised more than $27,000 for the Hospital's Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center with a May 5 Annual Stay-Awake-A-Thon event. Also honored, was retiring long-time Hospital Board member and former Lakeland School District Superintendent of Schools Aram Casparian. The board also presented a plaque to Hudson Valley Hospital President John C. Federspiel, who is celebrating his 25th year as CEO of the Hospital.
"We are very grateful to the Hendrick Hudson Leos and to all our donors for their loyal support of our Hospital,'' said John C. Federspiel. "This event is a way for us to show our thanks for all that they do for us, and to call special attention to those who go above and beyond.''
More than 100 people attended the event at the colonial era Historic site overlooking the Hudson River. The evening featured a raw bar, passed hors d'oeuvres and outdoor bar where guests enjoyed music performed by world renowned violinist Daisy Joplin and the Ministers of Apollo who performed on fife and drums in 18th Century period costume. Guests were also given the opportunity to tour the historic buildings with guides in period costume.
The Donor Recognition Reception is an annual event hosted by the Foundation and is a benefit extended to donors who contribute $500 or more during the calendar year. For information on giving options and to learn more about how you can support HVHC, visit hvhc.npgdev.com or call the Foundation office on 914-734-3526.
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- Interior of rangehood canopy has stainless steel liner for increased rigidity, seamless appearance, and easy cleaning
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Third Ward Caffe closed
The trailblazing Third Ward Caffe, which opened at 225 E. St. Paul Ave. more than 30 years ago, has closed.
Randy Nelson, who owns the business and the building with his wife, Jane, said, "Someone made us an offer we couldn't refuse." »Read Full Blog Post(2)
First step in Super Bowl quest proves an easy one for Packers
Green Bay - Adrian Peterson is mortal after all.
The Green Bay Packers really can play run defense. »Read Full Article(297)
Packer fans find plenty to celebrate before, during and after playoff game
Green Bay - It was a night made for front-yard bonfires and brats sizzling on the grill.
A night to high-five strangers bundled in green and gold winter gear while trudging through neighborhoods brought alive by a big football game beneath the lights in early January. »Read Full Article(3)
Listless Bucks drop fourth straight
Indianapolis - Just a week ago the Milwaukee Bucks were basking in a 19-point shellacking of the Miami Heat, a victory that pushed them four games over the .500 mark.
But a two-point loss to Detroit followed the next night. Then came lopsided home defeats to San Antonio and Houston. »Read Full Article(13)
2 teens arrested after El Rey fire
Charges are pending against two teenagers in connection with the fire Thursday that caused more than $300,000 in damage to El Rey grocery store on the south side, according to Milwaukee police and county sheriff office records.
Milwaukee police arrested the teens, both 17, on suspicion of arson about 6:30 p.m. Friday. They were being held without bail in the Milwaukee County Jail on Saturday pending a review by the district attorney's office. »Read Full Article
Waukesha dairy plant Golden Guernsey suddenly closes
Waukesha - The Golden Guernsey dairy processing plant in Waukesha that supplies milk to schools and supermarkets was closed suddenly Saturday when employees showed up for work and were told not to stay, sources said.
Lynn Hiemke, president of Mapleton Dairy Haulers in Oconomowoc, said he was told by Golden Guernsey managers early Saturday that the plant was shutting down. »Read Full Article(306)
Marquette hangs on against Georgetown
In his return from a one-game suspension, Marquette coach Buzz Williams made two interesting decisions Saturday in the closing moments against Georgetown.
With the No. 15 Hoyas in possession with a three-point deficit and 8.3 seconds left, Williams, like Connecticut coach Kevin Ollie had Tuesday night against the Golden Eagles, elected to not immediately foul. »Read Full Article(25)
Ponder is inactive; Webb will start
Green Bay - The Vikings just announced that starting QB Christian Ponder (elbow) is inactive and backup Joe Webb will start.
Ponder came out and made about 10 light throws a couple hours before the game and then returned to the locker room. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Crews restore electricity to 1,800 customers in Shorewood
Crews have restored power to about 1,800 We Energies customers in the Shorewood area who were in the dark for part of Saturday afternoon, according to a company spokeswoman.
An underground cable caused the problem, We Energies spokeswoman Cathy Schultze said. Some people in an area bordered by Lake Drive, Kensington Boulevard, Morris Boulevard and Beverly Road lost power about 3:20 p.m., the spokeswoman said. Crews were able to bridge power in from other sources. All customers should have had power back just before 5 p.m. Schultze said.
Blue Mound State Park gets new skier warm-up shelter
Blue Mounds - Blue Mound State Park is getting a welcome addition - a $500,000 shelter where skiers and other visitors will have a space to warm up.
A Wisconsin State Journal report says the shelter is scheduled to open Saturday night during the park's annual ski-by-candlelight event. »Read Full Article
Report: Ponder may not play vs. Packers tonight
Green Bay - Minnesota QB Christian Ponder was listed as questionable with a right elbow injury after being a limited participant this week in practice.
Now it's possible he might not play Saturday night. »Read Full Blog Post(27)
Racine man accused of 8th drunken driving offense after head-on crash
A Racine man who collided head-on with another driver in an intersection has been charged with eighth-offense drunken driving.
Cruz R. Castro, 58, is accused of colliding into a vehicle and fleeing the scene this week. His preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday. »Read Full Article(11)
Garbage collector, pinned between truck and car, is critically injured
A Dane County trash collector was critically injured Saturday morning when he was pinned between his garbage truck and a sedan in the Town of Dunkirk.
The man was transported by Med-Flight to the University of Wisconsin Hospital with life-threatening injuries after the crash about 10 a.m. in the 400 block of Pleasant View Drive, according to the Dane County Sheriff's Office. It took rescuers about 45 minutes to free him, it said. »Read Full Article
Carthage College plans $40 million upgrade to science facilities
Carthage College in Kenosha is investing $40 million to renovate its science facilities, the Kenosha News reported.
Construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2014. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
MSO Pops delivers a Gershwin treat
Style, elegance, foot-tapping rhythms and soaring melodies filled Uihlein Hall on Friday evening, thanks to a particularly fine Milwaukee Symphony Pops concert.
The orchestra, under the baton of guest conductor Jeff Tyzik, presented an evening of George Gershwin. It avoided the most often heard of Gershwin's pieces, in favor of lesser-known works, capping the evening with concert excerpts from his quintessentially American opera, "Porgy and Bess." »Read Full Article
Jose's Blue Sombrero proposed in Fox Point
Jose's Blue Sombrero has its sights on a new restaurant in Fox Point, at 8617 N. Port Washington Road.
The village's Plan Commission will take up the request next week by the DeRosa Corp. to open the Mexican restaurant. »Read Full Blog Post
Auto shop owner gets prison for marijuana growing operation
A Racine County auto shop owner was given three years in prison for "flouting the law" by maintaining a marijuana growing information in his shop, the Journal Times in Racine reports.
Delta plans Rhinelander flights
Delta Air Lines plans to operate two 50-passenger SkyWest flights a day with domestic and international connections through its hub in Minneapolis. The first SkyWest flight arrived in Rhinelander Friday.
Frontier Airlines had been serving the northern Wisconsin airport, but ended service there earlier this week. (3)
Firearms stolen in Beaver Dam Fleet Farm burglary
Authorities are investigating an early morning burglary and theft of firearms at the Fleet Farm store in Beaver Dam.
According to the Beaver Dam Police Department, the burglar gained entry to the store on 1815 N. Spring St. through a window, shattered a portion of the firearms display case and took several weapons. The exact make, model and description of the guns are not being released at this time, it said. (32)
Milwaukee police investigate double shooting
Milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting that occurred early this morning in the 300 block of W. National Ave. Two men, both 37, were shot about 12:45 a.m. They are being treated at a hospital, though the extent of their injuries was not immediately available. No arrests have been made. (6)
Freezing drizzle possible later today
Light freezing drizzle or flurries are possible after 5 p.m. as clouds increase today in the Milwaukee area and in Green Bay, according to meteorologist Jesse Ritka of Today's TMJ4.
Slick driving conditions are a possibility.
Skies are expected to clear Sunday with temperatures in the 30s. Temperature should move toward 40 by midweek, Ritka said.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (6/25/13) - Summer, more than any other season of the year, is a time for stargazing. Whether you are lucky enough to observe from a rural setting or find yourself looking skyward from a brightly lit town, this show is designed to help you become more familiar with the star patterns visible in the summer evenings. Share with us the glory of the celestial sphere as we look for ways to help identify them and remember the patterns they make.
Night Sky Stories Over a Summer Campfire will be presented at 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 2 p.m. Sundays through Aug. 25. Admission is free; please note that the show will begin on time, with no late entrance permitted.
Here is the schedule for Night Sky Stories Over a Summer Campfire:
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MESA, Ariz. -- As Spring Training draws to a close, Cubs fans and players have to say goodbye to their Cactus League home since 1997, HoHoKam Park. The club is in the process of building a brand new Spring Training facility just a few miles west of their current location.
One more person will need to say goodbye ... the team's Spring Training organist. You may say, 'The Cubs really have a Spring Training organist?' and the answer is, 'Yes,' but it wasn't necessarily the Cubs' idea to have one. The team that featured Gary Pressy, the Wrigley Field organist for the past 25-plus years, was lacking live entertainment for their Cactus League crowds.
So George Kiefer took matters into his own hands. After the native Chicagoan came down to Arizona to see his Cubbies in the Cactus League in 2004, and realized the music was minimal, he reached out to lend his services.
"I thought, because I was a keyboardist, I had played a lot in bands in the '90s, that maybe this would be a good opportunity", Kiefer said, "I talked to the Cubs, I talked to the city of Mesa, the stadium, and everybody and came out here and started doing it in 2005."
Since then, Kiefer has been coming down to Arizona every spring and playing a vast array of music for game attendees, although he especially enjoys playing the classics because, to him, a classic sport like baseball should have classic music.
So Kiefer plays "Center field", Twisted Sister, Grateful Dead and anything else you can think of for the visiting Cubs fans.
So as Opening Day approaches, HoHoKam Park will soon close its doors for the last time as the Spring Training home of the Chicago Cubs. As the Cubs start their season, Kiefer will end his at HoHoKam for the last time, but hopefully there will be many more to come for him at the their new Spring Training facility in 2014.
Jordan Hamm is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Seahawks promote Giacomini, Robinson
The Seahawks released WR Ruvell Martin and C Chris White on Saturday, just three days after they had been added to the roster. The moves were made so the team could promote OT Breno Giacomini and QB Zac Robinson from ...
Hasselbeck out, Whitehurst to start vs. Giants
Charlie Whitehurst will make his first-ever NFL start on Sunday, as the Seahawks announced that QB Matt Hasselbeck is out with a concussion.
Loss of DE Bryant a big blow to Seahawks
With Red Bryant being placed on injured reserve after suffering an injury to his right knee in the Week Eight loss in Oakland, the Seahawks now find themselves with a real potential problem on the defensive line.
Seahawks add three to roster
The Seahawks signed three more players to their active roster on Wednesday.
Seahawks place Bryant, Hamilton on I.R.
The Seahawks placed DE Red Bryant (knee) and OLG Ben Hamilton (concussion) on injured reserve Tuesday. Both players suffered their injuries in Sunday's loss to the Raiders.
Seahawks licking wounds after rout by Raiders
In addition to getting beaten to a pulp by the suddenly red-hot Raiders in Week Eight, the Seahawks' already ailing roster was further depleted by a new rash of injuries, including a knee injury to DE Red Bryant.
Raiders roll past Seahawks 33-3
Jason Campbell threw for 310 yards and two touchdowns, and Oakland's defense did the rest to help the Raiders even their record at the midpoint of the season with a 33-3 victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
Tatupu remains Seahawks' trusty traffic cop
Change has been a constant under Pete Carroll in Seattle, but one thing has remained the same: MLB Lofa Tatupu is still the defense's undisputed traffic cop.
Seahawks activate FB Ganther
The Seahawks elevated FB Quinton Ganther to the active roster on Tuesday and placed RB Chris Henry and OT Breno Giacomini on their practice squad.
Week Eight power rankings
Leading the NFC West with a 4-2 record, Pete Carroll's Seahawks are quietly creeping up in PFW's power rankings.
Seahawks winning ugly but hardly complaining
Hardly concerned about style points, Pete Carroll's Seahawks snapped a four-game losing streak to the division-rival Cardinals Sunday despite an offense that had trouble scoring touchdowns and the loss of first-round OLT Russell Okung with another ankle injury.
Seattle beats Arizona 22-10, takes division lead
Olindo Mare kicked five field goals, Matt Hasselbeck threw a 2-yard touchdown to Mike Williams, and the Seahawks took advantage of five Arizona turnovers in an unimpressive 22-10 win over the Cardinals on Sunday.
Lynch, Forsett enjoying reunion in Seattle
We hear the Seahawks couldn't be happier over the instantly apparent chemistry between RBs Marshawn Lynch and Justin Forsett in the team's newly revamped backfield.
Lynch starting, but Forsett still contributing in Seattle
Many thought the arrival of Marshawn Lynch in Seattle meant the end of Justin Forsett's fantasy value, but that proved not to be the case.
Hasselbeck leads Seahawks over Bears 23-20
Matt Hasselbeck threw for a season-best 242 yards and a touchdown and Seattle's defense sacked Jay Cutler six times in a 23-20 victory over the Bears on Sunday.


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I don't know what the heck I am doing I have two IH running gears I am working on. I feel like a porcupine I used up three wire wheels on the body grinder and have wires sticking out of me everywhere. All I want to do is protect the metal from rusting any more and have it look good. I kept having to take more and more apart so I could clean it up or there is no other way to get in and paint without taking off another part. I took it apart far enough to get most of it but I would need a aircraft hanger to do it right. I don't know if the rustolum rusty metal primer will work with IH 2150 enamel paint. I don't remember what all the knobs on this cheep spray can does or what pressure to run it at all it says no more than 10 psi in the can but there's no pressure gauge And I had to turn the pressure on the gun up to 100 psi to get it to spray. It says the primer need 24 hrs to dry before another coat but its going to get 12 and I am going to spray the color. Its getting loaded on the trailer tomorrow to go to the farm and I want the top coat to have some time to dry before I strap it down.
It was actually fun when I finally got to start spraying the primer. Trying to figure out what parts to spray first so everything got coated. And not be dragging the air line over over something that was just painted. It looks pretty good for now only two runs. But it was really thick primer. I am sure it will be a different story when I put the paint on.
This is what the wagon looked like when I got it. Other than the front tire was blown out and the spindles froze up. So I threw a old ford aluminum rim on it that fit.
Got the deck pulled off
The other running gear with a log rack. I wanted to paint them both at the same time. So I don't have to clean the paint gun two more times than I have to.
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Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
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Last year, I used Rustoleum primer to spot prime some parts before using the IH 2150 red. Almost a year later, I haven't noticed any difference between those spots and where I used the IH primer. I think you'll be okay. That IH 2150 is good paint, as long as it has good primer to stick to (and the primer was applied to clean, bare metal), you shouldn't have any trouble.
Hang in there!!
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Thanks Stanton
Thats good to know I was worried about it. I got all the loose scale and light rust off but it was pretty well pitted. I got off what I could with a chipping hammer wire wheel and DA sander. Which is why I went with the rustoleum. Its been so hot and humid here I haven't felt like moving much less working on anything. So naturally now I am in a hurry. I was planing on going to the farm today. But had to put it off until tomorrow. Like my Grandpa used to say "you didn't know what you were getting into did you"
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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It looks like you made some great progress! I hate the prep work, but as my Grandpa use to say it is the most important part! It should look pretty sharp with some 2150 Red on it... and a few IH decals as well..
Hang in there and thanks for sharing,
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Have fun. It will not stop the porcupine problem fully, but if you get knotted or twisted heels for your grinder it will not shed as bad. When wire wheeling I normally wear leather gloves and a leather welding apron. Got tired of having clothes pinned to me.
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Just a word of caution on priming and top coating; Most primers are "lacquer based" - especially the thick "red oxide" ones. This means that the "vehicle" (liquid) to carry the "solids" (the real paint particles) - is made of lacquer.
Now we all know that "lacquer thinner" is a great solvent (it is what we use to clean the spray guns).
The reason why they say to wait so long for the primer to dry before applying the "top coat" is to allow all that lacquer thinner (vehicle) to escape out of the primer. Even though the primer feels dry to the touch, there is still thinner that is trapped below the seemingly dry surface. If you top coat it too quickly, then the "trapped" lacquer thinner will attack the enamel top coat and cause it to "spider" or "craze".
That being said, you are probably still OK, since it was outdoors, in the Sun, on a hot day and the lacquer thinner vehicle in the primer probably had time to get out of the primer before you put the top coat on.
And yes, I LOVE that IH 2150 Red Paint. It is thick and run resistant the way that good paint used to be. (and relatively inexpensive).
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I don't know the first thing about paint chemistry but I have been using rustolum rusty metal primer under the IH 2150 paint for over 6 years without any problems.
My supper A is completely primed in rustolum rusty metal primer and painted with IH 2150 and it looks great and yes I do let it dry over night and it should get close to 24 hour drying.
I don't talk much about my painting method because some guys on the forum frown upon using that primer and being paint dumb I can't defend my opinion
I think it will work out just fine for you, good luck.
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Which is why I will probably never have a "restored" Cub. I would get in a hurry, and i hate prep work, so i would not do a good job, so why bother.
It is for guys like me they make Krylon Rattlecans LOL
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Washing to remove remaining dust and loosened debris is important. Pressure washing the gear followed by quick drying is perhaps best. Then prime.
Painting a tractor with aerosol cans is easy. Line up the cans on the hood of the tractor and shoot them with a 22. Fun too!
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I've used Rustoleum rusty metal primer on several occasions, with good results. I've top coated it with several different paints, including 2150, and never had an issue with it. I prefer it over automotive primers on the cast iron portions of tractors, (areas that do not require sandable primer). Sometimes you just can't prep certain areas as well as you would like to, so the rusty metal primer will help keep the rust in check a little longer.
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Thank ya all for your advice and help. I let primer cure for 18 hrs. I was surprised that I only had one run where I was trying to get up into one corner where a bunch of stuff came together. I will try to get a picture after I get the parts back together.
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Got it loaded up and ready to go
Ya all have a great 4th of July weekend
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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It looks like your all set to Trailer a Trailer!
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You are probably well up 75 by now and it's already painted, so I can't offer much help.... for rattle can primer I really like duplicolor (but no rusty metal primer) and I think they say rusty stuff needs 'some' rust to work well?? I don't recall what they say for top coat, but I have shot paint (can't use a .22 in the big city) over it in pretty short order (mostly on bolts that needed quickly) and not had a problem (except some paint always comes off bolts when you tighten em).
The Ironguard paint seem to set up pretty quickly, so you probably are just fine.
Knotted wheels are the way to go... last longer too...
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The IH running gear had to wait for a few other projects to get done. But I am moving on it again. Me and my brother cut down a big spruce and sawed it up for all the lumber for the new deck. Then my friend Scott said tamarack would be a lot stronger. So I went out found some of that cut it down and sawed it up for the beams and am just used the spruce for the deck. I painted all the lumber first so would be painted all the way around.
I made the deck 7'x15' with ten cross members for it. All bolted together. My brother Timmy is going to make me stake pockets for the sides front and back when I give him dimensions of what I want. I only went 7' wide as I am going to be using it in the woods and not for hay. And the stake pockets are going to add at least 2" per side.
It has pretty good lift for something made in the 50's. My friends dad said I should shorten it up and make it lift higher but I have it mostly together now and am leaving it that way.
My friend Scott gave me some rubber roofing materiel to put between the deck and cross beams and said it really helps to keep the beams from rotting out. He said to use it between the cross beams and main beams but I painted it and used lumber adhesive between them and that should keep the water out.
I almost did it you way. I gave it a test lift after I got the main beams on and broke a hose and it sprayed the main beams. I was going to coat the rest with oil and just paint the top but Dad wanted me to paint it all white so I did. But now that its done painted I think it would have looked better with the beams just coated with oil. And I was worried about coating the deck as I was worried about it getting slippery and I plan on using it to give wagon rides in.
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Because of the possibility of big fish, Paco prefers to troll 50- and 80-pound-class conventional outfits. His spread consists of two outrigger rods per side and a single shotgun bait down the middle. A pair of flat lines off the transom corners substitute for teasers. All rods are numbered for easy maintenance, and loops of waxed rigging floss are tied to the running lines for quick repositioning after a strike.
Covering more water, lures are the bait of choice among the dedicated marlin chasers. Hawaiian styles are the local favorite.
"This is Bart country," Paco explains. "Everybody fishes at least a couple Black Bart lures. He named one the El Salvador Blue after it raised a grander the first time it was fished here."
Paco keeps the Sandy-ita at a steady 7 1/2 knots when he's on the troll.
"People think you have to go fast for marlin," he says. "But you don't. The speed of the lures isn't as important as the action. It's like the old Alka-Seltzer commercial: They need to plop, plop, fizz, fizz. And at 7 1/2 knots, they're always smoking."
Blue marlin roam El Salvadorian waters all year, but June, July and August offer the greatest number of fish. Size averages from 300 to 400 pounds during this time. True giants frequent these waters too. As proof, Paco showed me the footage of two epic battles waged by his younger son, Javier, and Jorge with blues that could have easily eclipsed the grander mark. Both fish were successfully released.
Summer months are also the best time for trophy yellowfin tuna in deeper water, although Paco's personal best - a 208-pounder - came in January. His largest dorado to date, a 62-pounder, was boated in August. With calm seas, light winds and water temperatures approaching the 90s during summer months, the fish prefer the cooler thermoclines below the surface.
"Marlin fishing takes time," Paco tells me. "You have to be patient and enjoy the moment. A bad day can turn good very quickly."
My host's optimistic approach didn't quite pan out on my last day. Although we did raise three smaller blues and missed our one hookup, the big girls eluded us. That's OK. It just gives me another excuse to go back there, off the beaten path.


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Folks forget we took a major hit to our planned DT rotation last season, losing BOTH Price and Okoye. Dom/Schiano may consider this our weakest position right now, with very little to work with beyond McCoy. At least we do have some potential at CB, with guys like Gaitor and Johnson. Biggers showed improvement last season, and Gorrer has skills too.
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It would have been nice if we could have gotten Armond Armstead from the CFL.
I haven't forgotten, but I agree that many have. Losing Price and Okoye was huge. We went out and got Okoye which showed we weren't content with Price and Miller. The plan definitely wasn't to stick with Miller and Gibson. Both are serviceable and make nice depth, but they are both the type of guys you put up with until you can replace them. Good depth....not starters. I think another starting caliber DT is a top priority and will be acquired in FA, followed by a DT somewhere in the draft.Just imagine an upgrade over Miller in the middle and a healthy Clayborn....And yet people are ready to draft a DE in the 1st round. Can we give these guys a shot first?My choice for NT in this draft.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUuoIjRDabc


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