Posted by TurdBird on June 26, 2012 at 20:27:22 from (166.249.99.64):
Just reclaimed what i believe to be a 1946 2N from the pasture field. It ran 15 years ago. An attempt was made to overhaul it at that time, but when put back together it was so tight it wouldn't turn over. So it was pushed aside in the pasture and forgotten till now. My only concern is that it has been sitting with no spark plugs. Obviously condensate and moisture has gotten into the motor but i am not a mechanic. So i was wondering if it would be worth fixing or would there be more money wrapped up in it than what its worth. But everything seems solid, it does have the fenders and front end loader and rear blade. Any advise and opinions are appreciated. Thanks!
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