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Re: How to restore old tractors
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Posted by pg on May 05, 2004 at 17:21:34 from (216.197.6.117):
In Reply to: How to restore old tractors posted by Taylor Brinker on May 05, 2004 at 16:20:20:
do some research on different tractor models. read, read, read... then look for a tractor you like,[your going to look at it for awhile], that doesnt need tons of work to make it servicable. something in your area maybe thats plentiful. easy to get parts for. i would not recomend a basket case or a serious project. youll be overwhelmed before you start. get a friend thats knowledgable about mechanics. they can help you in your choice and help with the work. dont be in a hurry to finish, everything takes time. do what it takes to fix it,.... youll know whether you want to do one again. pg
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