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Allan

11-28-2003 08:13:28

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Hi All,

It is about time for me to start looking for another tinkering project and it occurs to me that maybe I should change colors this time.

What's your favorite 2-pop tractor to work on?

Thanks,

Allan

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Daryl

11-28-2003 09:37:06

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Re: Question for the Green Guys in reply to Allan, 11-28-2003 08:13:28

I prefer the early hand start lettered series. No battery or electrical systems, live hydraulics, power steering, water pumps, etc. A lot less to fix, clean, and maintain.

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Allan

11-28-2003 10:56:21

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Re: Re: Question for the Green Guys in reply to Daryl, 11-28-2003 09:37:06

Hi Daryl,

Wouldn't that be grand? Those are some super old ladies!

The first tractor that I ever laid my squinty little eyes on was a '38 unstyled with the square spoked wheels.

Thought I was quite a man the first day I had grown enough and was able to pull that flywheel and start her.

Trouble is, those old sisters are getting a little on the steep side aren't they? Guess it doesn't matter, I just like old iron. They have character.

Thanks for the comeback,

Allan

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KrisA

11-28-2003 14:18:39

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Re: Re: Re: Question for the Green Guys in reply to Allan, 11-28-2003 10:56:21

I picked up a couple and they were both under 1000. They are out there just have to look for them.

KrisA NC

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