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petushead
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2004-09-30          97409

Can a hood on the B2910 be repaired by a body shop or should I buy a new hood? Also if any work is done by myself would it void the warranty? I was quoted $250 for a new hood anyone have a suggestion in how I can repair my hood. This hood was damaged by the cross bars on the loader that hit the hood after it was removed incorrectly.

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2004-09-30          97412

If the metal hasn't stretched too far you could possibly get it back into position enough with a hammer and dolly to use body filler. With excessive stretching there are ways to shrink the metal somewhat but that takes an experienced autobody guy.

At $250 for a new hood, it's probably a relatively cheap alternative if you want a good looking result.
Dave ....

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2004-09-30          97420

A body shop should be more than able to fix it.

I suspect, however, that compared to what the body shop would charge the $250 from the dealer is going to sound like a real bargain.

If you're up for the challange, why not tackle the body work yourself? There's a lot of good info. on doing body work on the various DIY websites and it's not difficult.

The worst thing that can happen is you have to spend the $250 you're already looking at spending anyways.

Sounds like a relatively pleaseant way to pass an afternoon to me, get a comfy stool under the ole' shade tree, put the hood across your kneee and get busy. Just don't forget a big glass of lemonade, it can be thirsty work.

Best of luck. ....

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2004-09-30          97439

Are you talking about that Jack Daniels Lynchburg Lemonaid Murf??? ;o) ....

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2004-09-30          97440

That sounds like a tasty afternoon! I wonder what the hood will look like at sunset? ....

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Murf
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2004-10-01          97452

I was talkin' about the regular old-fashioned stuff......

But now that you mention it.......

"The floor recognizes the member from Tennessee's good taste."

Clap, clap, clap. ....

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