Last month, I bought what I thought was a 70 LP row crop that had been converted to gasoline. I posted on this forum then questioning the different rear axle and wheels it had compared to other 70 row crops I have seen, and several on here said that the rear axle looked like that off of a standard model. I sent the serial number into the Two-Cylinder Club to have it checked out, and it turned out to be an LP standard, most likely a rice tractor because it is from the Texas coastal region.
Now, my question is this: seeing as a 70 LP Standard is quite rare, would it be worth trying to find all of the parts to convert it back? I suppose I would also be open to selling it to someone with the intention of doing that as well.
Thanks for any input in advance.
Now, my question is this: seeing as a 70 LP Standard is quite rare, would it be worth trying to find all of the parts to convert it back? I suppose I would also be open to selling it to someone with the intention of doing that as well.
Thanks for any input in advance.