Good project tractor.

jon f mn · Nov 7, 2013

This was posted on FB and it looked like it's pretty complete so I thought I would share. Should be a fun project for someone into this vintage tractors.
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Nedd · Nov 7, 2013

I'm close enough but my wife would hang me out to dry if I brought that home. Definitely would need a manual for that one. I never understood why people take things COMPLETELY apart at one time. Why not take the motor completely apart and rebuild, then the rear end, then the transmission.

Richard G. · Nov 7, 2013

Appears to be an old Wallis.
Richard in NW SC

DKase · Nov 7, 2013

That would be a 20-30 Wallis Certified. Made by Case would make it a 1928. I have one like it that is in one piece with the engine stuck. Sure could use those front wheels. Mine has F+H's for rubber on the front.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 7, 2013

I wondered if you got it running.

DKase · Nov 7, 2013

Not yet. Dad fell off the hay stack in December and broke his neck in 2 places. C2, and C3. It was the end of April before he was doing much of anything. Last winter was spend as full time chore boy. I'm thinking the C road roller will be before the Wallis. Lots of things that got put off last winter that need to come first though. DK

Anonymous-0 · Nov 8, 2013

I am sorry to hear about your dad.I had no idea he got hurt. Did not know you got a road roller. What year is it???

gmccool · Nov 8, 2013

Sorry to hear Dad got hurt. Did you get the Buzzard painted. Gerald

Dave Sherburne NY · Nov 9, 2013

Did you notice there's another one listed same owner says it runs and right now the bid is $100 cheaper. Seems like the do it your self kit would be a challenge.

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