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Clancy has a really nice looking PK hopefully he will send us more pics.His email is below. KW
I found your article about Your Great Pumkin. Selling and then recovering it from your neighbor. Or maybe it was another
one of your tractors, Great article. I have a 12 hp Power King that I did a quick restore on this past summer. Turned out
pretty nice. Good enough for me anyway. It is a dual transmission set up and everything works now. The motor is a bit noisy
and bothers me but I may be able to put up with it for now but if I decide to keep the tractor I will eventually rebuild the
engine. Not sure about that yet. Funny thing is I was talking with one of my buddies who has a Jim Dandy PK and I mentioned
to him I was going to fabricate a boom for the rear of my tractor with the hydraulics to lift stuff like a tow truck.
He thought that was a great idea as did I. Then I come across your pictures and There it is. Obviously my idea
is not original at all. I still plan on doing the boom for the back end of my PK tractor. I have two other Simplicity
tractors. One is a 7013. The other is a older Landlord. The landlord runs and is complete. The 7013 is in partially restored
condition and need some parts and some TLC. My big problem is I am short on space to work in and no heat in the garage. Anyway,
I enjoyed your articles and all the pictures. Clarence ( Clancy ) Lutz Spring Grove, IL
UPDATE December 6th 2010, Below is updated pictures and info clancy just sent me...
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A picture of Clancy the day he bought his PK.He is pictured with the guy he bought it from (Roger)
![clancya.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/clancya.jpg.w300h225.jpg)
Here we are just before the application of paint. Pretty Ugly.
![pkstart.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/pkstart.jpg.w300h200.jpg)
This was when I first got the Economy PK home. You can see the snow blade outside the garage. Note the plastic laundry
detergent bottle (yellow) that I was using as a temporary gas tank. The original was in bad shape inside. Cleaned it
up and it is like New now.
![pkstart1.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/pkstart1.jpg.w300h200.jpg)
This is the front view just before I started the restore project.
![pkstart2.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/pkstart2.jpg)
This is the gas tank after I cleaned it inside and out. Almost as good as new except for the rust pits.
![pkstert3.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/pkstert3.jpg.w300h221.jpg)
Picture of it all done,looks really nice clancy! KW
![pkcfinished.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/pkcfinished.jpg.w300h200.jpg)
A few pics below of what clancy sent,he say's these are his other projects. KW
Clancy wrote:
Here is another project in progress. A Simplicity "Landlord" of approx. 1959 vintage or so.
![clancys.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/clancys.jpg.w300h225.jpg)
And yet another one. No explanation needed. This is a functional one.
![clancys1.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/clancys1.jpg.w300h223.jpg)
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