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Project Journal - 49 Super a Barn find |
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MASSEY HARVESTER |
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Project Name: |
49 Super a Barn find |
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Tractor: |
Farmall |
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21:30 01/24/15 |
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Updated: |
22:15 01/24/15 |
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| 21:50 01/24/15 the storyThis tractor sat in a barn for 30 years until i bought it for $600 in november 2014. After unclogging the fuel line the tractor was running smooth the same day i got it home. The last time i used it to cultivate our garlic the clutch quit releasing and the carburetor started to over flow. I ordered some parts to replace the clutch and started to split the tractor. one thing led to the next and now the tractor is mostly disassembled and I am stripping it down to get repainted | | |
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