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725 rebuild DONE!!!!

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hdrhdr
I have stareted a new post to finish my rebuild. Here is the link to the start. http://www.simpletractors.com/club2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=72780 I was finialy able to get the 725 off of the table.

Here are some pics of the finished product.

I'm not happy with the lights, so they will get changed when I can find something I like.

I started the rebuild of the snowblower before if was actually finished with the 725, so here are some pics of it.

Looks like its going to have a snout motor intsalled!!

Now, with the 725 and snowblower done, here is the complete rebuild.

The switch on the left turns the discharge shoot on the snowblower and the switch on the right turns on the lights. There is not allot of room on the dash of a 725 but I found enough room to get them installed.

I want to thank everyone that answered all of my "dumb" PM questions, MDB, FastPaul and HubbardRA. Thanks!!!

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Just_Me
Hello. Really nice 725!! Is that rearhitch one like RidgeRunner built??

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hdrhdr
Yes, I copied his idea using square tubing instead of round. hdrhdr.

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gregc
Sweet!! 8D The only thing that I can find wrong with the tractor is that it's not mine.:p

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FastPaul
Very Very Very NIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE !! You did one Awesome job. Thats the best looking 725 I've ever seen and the blower too !! :D:D:D:D:D

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Simpleton7016
wow! well done!! REAL WELL DONE!!

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Killer_A-C
SHARP!!!!! Nice attention to detail. Well done,Matt

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D-17_Dave
VERY nice. Too shiny to get dirty. But what fun it'll be getting another 40+ years of service out of her.

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tracktor312
Very nice looking tractor I agree with you on the lights also spout may block lights looks better than new.

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BroadmoorMan
WOW!!! Really nice work. It's almost to nice to be used.

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MarksA-C
It looks great! Rear hitch looks cool, and I also like the lights.

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MDB
OUTSTANDING, That is one mighty fine looking 725 you have there Randy. Looks like you have not spared anything on this one. That would sure look good up at Findlay next year right beside your Landlord:D

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MPH
Prrretty. I like the location of the lights but thinking maybe some smaller ones would look better. Looks to like with the stack on there you couldn't use B-1 lights like I have on mine. Your blower engagement rod looks long, don't it hit your leg? You sure did a fine job on a well deserving classic tractor

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Rob-B
What a beautiful baby you got there. I like the headlights, location and all. Maybe if you found round lights instead of retanglgular ones, might be more to your liking. Rob

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toad270
awesome job Randy She looks like new

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Ronald Hribar
Someone posted that they placed lights behind grill. But restoration looks better than new. Such patience with detail !!!!!

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perry
looks like it came right off the dealers showroom floor. but better. you really did a nice job. all theese resto jobs are making me want to do mine. i have so many of them i dont know where to start. i guess i just need to pull one in the shop and do it. gotta start some where right. thats a nice work table you got there. is that wheels i see on it?. and do they retract in when you apply wieght?.

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dcw06
Nice work:D:D You did a great and very detailed job on the pair!

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comet66
Sweet!! I don't recall seeing the belt cover on one before, they usually get lost along the way. You're not going to take it out and scratch it now are you?

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Roy
Outstanding job. ^ "Ditto" what everyone else said.

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oldone
That sure is a good job,you have done!

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HubbardRA
Randy, If you don't like the lights the way they are, you might try mounting them inside the grille. I found some expanded metal that looked just like the factory grille. I have made a couple different grilles for my Wards (Simp 700). That way you wouldn't mess up the factory grille. I would try mounting the lights inside, and cutting rectangular holes for them. Then I would use the chrome door trim that you can buy at auto stores to go around the edge of the holes. This should look a little better. I guess it all depends on what look you are after on the lights.

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RayS
Wow! Now if it would just snow.

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Boney
WOWSA awsome job you did there !!!!!!!!!!!

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jjouelle
What can I say that hasn't already been said? The only thing I can say is that I completly agree with all of the above; GREAT JOB!!!

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