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Posted by Dan Mitchell Tupelo, Ms on April 07, 2005 at 18:20:41 from (208.148.211.196):
To all of you who provided valuable info on helping me get my 1952 Minneapolis Moline going, many thanks. I took the info you guys forwarded and got it running. Much to my surprise, after a couple shots of engine starting fluid, it fired up and ran quite well after a few pops and stutters. Now i'm on to parts location such as the shock absorber for the seat that's mounted within the coil spring under the seat and a few other odds and ends here and there. Once again, thanks for all your help guys. My hats off to ya. Dan Mitchell
Tupelo, Ms
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