Posted by 1970-1655 on February 20, 2010 at 09:04:04 from (70.105.119.86):
In Reply to: IH 544 posted by Randy2 on February 20, 2010 at 08:08:34:
Your grandfather bought it new. For sentimental reasons if nothing more, restore it and put together a story book with any pictures of him or the step by step restoration to go along with it. That makes a good display for tractor shows. I would still use it when needed, but the loaning out would end. Let them buy a tractor for their own abuse.
We bought our tractor new and when I bought the tractor from the estate, I also found about every receipt for anything spent on it. I have 1 brother that got mad when I asked permission to buy it. He is also the one that would destroy it if he knows someone else wanted it.
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