murray moore
Member
After a few weeks of fixing this, repairing that,
replacing worn out bushings, bearings, seals,
transmission, rewiring, scrubbing 60 years of
grease, grinding and stripping the old paint, priming,
painting, and today finally reassembled, started and
drove the old Ford . The problem I am having is - it
looks too nice to use. Oh well, when I get into the
brush and start skidding logs and the like - the first
scratch will put it all back into perspective. After-all,
its a tractor - and its meant to work.
replacing worn out bushings, bearings, seals,
transmission, rewiring, scrubbing 60 years of
grease, grinding and stripping the old paint, priming,
painting, and today finally reassembled, started and
drove the old Ford . The problem I am having is - it
looks too nice to use. Oh well, when I get into the
brush and start skidding logs and the like - the first
scratch will put it all back into perspective. After-all,
its a tractor - and its meant to work.
