Stover model M

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rockingjl
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Location: Phoenix Az

Re: Stover model M

Post by rockingjl »

Not sure how I missed this post, I just went thru all the pages. great work. I remembered I had some of that style legs and went looking to see what all I had.
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DavidRaines
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Location: Kearney, Mo

Re: Stover model M

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Sprayed the blades to encapsulate the rust and then painted them.
We had to make a couple wire braces for the lower section and when we put them together found out they were the wrong length so will try again!
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DavidRaines
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Re: Stover model M

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Rocking, wish we had found you sooner. Couple pieces we could have used instead of repairing what we have. Are you close to Kansas City?
rockingjl
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Re: Stover model M

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Not close to Kansas, West side of Phoenix Az.
mtblah
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Location: new braunfels TX

Re: Stover model M

Post by mtblah »

Jeff , great job , quality craftsmenship , looks like it will last another 100 Years !
DavidRaines
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Re: Stover model M

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Got some more painting done.
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