Bernsie Mn.
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This was going to be a parts tractor, a little tinkering got it running better than I thought it would. It does have other issues however.
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Adirondack case guy
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You are hundreds of dollars ahead with the unbroken aluminum grill casings and head
light brackets. The 300's were great tractors. 4X times better than a xN Ford,
Loren
light brackets. The 300's were great tractors. 4X times better than a xN Ford,
Loren
Blackhole49
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"4X better than an xN Ford" ain't saying much. A mid fifties Ford is 4X better than an xN ford.
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