I made this thread to show that you can take something that does not look that good and make it look like new. I also have a couple of broken attachments that I repaired.
The first is a Woods RB60 Blade. I showed pictures of this one in another thread.
These are the only before pictures I have of it.
To clean it up I used a wire wheel on an angle grinder and paint stripper.
After:
Here is my Version 1 imatch.
I used sand paper to remove rust and feather out the scratches.
After: (it already has a battle scar from use)
Version 2 imatch. It was just green and needed to be Orange.
I just scuffed the paint with a scotchbright pad.
After:
Woods LR72 Rake
It was really bad looking a couple years ago, I repainted it Woods burnt orange. I just scuffed the frame work and shot it orange. For the bolts I used galvanized paint, IDK how it will hold up. I brushed the tines gray.
After:
Disk for garden tractor:
I forgot to get a picture of the whole thing before I started.
I had too much weight on it and broke it with the Cub Cadet 2206. I had to straighten and weld the tongue. Straighten one of the axles and build new wood blocks (is it called boxing) for the axles to run in. I cleaned everything thing up with a wire wheel. I am going to get rid of this disk since I have no use for it.
After:
The first is a Woods RB60 Blade. I showed pictures of this one in another thread.
These are the only before pictures I have of it.
To clean it up I used a wire wheel on an angle grinder and paint stripper.
After:
Here is my Version 1 imatch.
I used sand paper to remove rust and feather out the scratches.
After: (it already has a battle scar from use)
Version 2 imatch. It was just green and needed to be Orange.
I just scuffed the paint with a scotchbright pad.
After:
Woods LR72 Rake
It was really bad looking a couple years ago, I repainted it Woods burnt orange. I just scuffed the frame work and shot it orange. For the bolts I used galvanized paint, IDK how it will hold up. I brushed the tines gray.
After:
Disk for garden tractor:
I forgot to get a picture of the whole thing before I started.
I had too much weight on it and broke it with the Cub Cadet 2206. I had to straighten and weld the tongue. Straighten one of the axles and build new wood blocks (is it called boxing) for the axles to run in. I cleaned everything thing up with a wire wheel. I am going to get rid of this disk since I have no use for it.
After:
