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New Blue TO30

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Dan S (NY)

02-05-2007 06:50:28




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Found this 1952 TO30 a few weeks ago and brought it home last weekend. I wonder how long you could mow with that tiny tank of gas! Luckily I have a spare tank in the basement...just need to seal the inside for rust. I�m usually not much of a painter, mostly I like to work on getting everything mechanically sound and then put them to work, but I think I�m going to have to do something about all that blue! Its been converted to 12v and runs well. It appears someone swapped in a different engine sometime after the blue treatment. I pulled the TO20 out of the garage Sunday after installing a new manifold to make room for the 30. Now the fun begins!

Dan

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HowieNJ

02-05-2007 17:29:51




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 Re: New Blue TO30 in reply to Dan S (NY), 02-05-2007 06:50:28  
an't it great i like to see pictures like this. looks like you could swap some tires around to get the same tread? i now have 4 fergys with 3 running great. good luck to ya



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Mike Mohrhauser

02-05-2007 07:27:51




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 Re: New Blue TO30 in reply to Dan S (NY), 02-05-2007 06:50:28  
I had a Ford Blue TO-30 once, except it had Ford White Rims. It wasn't nearly as nice as yours. Your sheet metal looks to be fairly straight and complete. What is mounted just above the #3 and #4 spark plugs?

Mike M.



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Dan S (NY)

02-05-2007 08:56:49




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 Re: New Blue TO30 in reply to Mike Mohrhauser, 02-05-2007 07:27:51  
That is a small tank off a tiller or something that the previous owner mounted in place of the original tank. There is an inline fuel filter hanging down below it above the #3 and #4 plugs. The sheet metal isn�t to bad on these. Just the usual small dings, except the bottom of the grill is rusted out on the 20.

Dan



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