Posted by Adirondack case guy on February 20, 2017 at 16:49:02 from (69.207.198.19):
Temps have warmed up a bit here in central NY. It got up to about 45F yesterday so I decided to see if the tractor would start. It has had to sit outside all winter. Hit the key and it was firing within 10 sec. without using a manifold heater or ether. Another spin and it was purring like a kitten. Last winter I totally rebuilt the tractor. The engine is now 426 cu.in. Originally it was 401cu.in. I also made a lot of mods to the cab and entry steps, plus added a RH door, and fabed up the front fenders, and painted it last spring in my CBS paint booth. I took it for a ride up to the farm and planned on taking some pics there, but the bat in my camera went dead. Loren
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