Where to sell my 1947 tractor

Kylie · Aug 3, 2011

I have a tractor that was included in my home purchase...well, it was left in the yard. It has a problem with the fuel pump but seems to be fine other wise. It has been outside though who knows how many Utah winters but doesnt seem to have much rust. Any suggestions for the Salt Lake City area?

Thanks

tractorsam · Aug 3, 2011

Post pictures here to identify it and then post it in the classified or photo ads on this site in the upper left hand corner. Best of luck, Sam

Ultradog MN · Aug 3, 2011

Call Jim Webb. He lives in Heber City and buys old Fords to part out.
801 367 7794

ShadetreeRet · Aug 3, 2011

Fuel pump? I have never seen a 1947 tractor with a fuel pump unless it was a diesel. 'Course there exceptions to every rule I know.
That's what I like about this site, I have learned a lot by just reading others posts.

rustred · Aug 3, 2011

well i have a 1936 W12 McCormick Deering with a fuel pump. and the W9 McCormicks from the 40's also have a fuel pump.

Kylie · Aug 3, 2011

Thanks guys! Obviously I have no idea and thought to ask the experts.

Sid · Aug 3, 2011

Please let us know what the experts have to say.

greygoat · Aug 4, 2011

Make and Model ?

Bryan inIowa · Aug 4, 2011

If it says ETD on it anywhere ,you just won the lottery . lol

Anonymous-0 · Aug 4, 2011

I'll give you a hundred bucks. Send it to me! Thanks!

kyhayman · Aug 4, 2011

Expert... aka a drip under pressure.... either that or anyone more than more than 40 miles from home and carrying a briefcase.....

DeltaRed · Aug 4, 2011

If you dont know the make/model,how can you possibly know its a'47?

JDJohnDeere · Aug 4, 2011

(quoted from post at 10:49:29 08/04/11) If it says ETD on it anywhere ,you just won the lottery . lol

No kiddin lol

Kylie · Aug 6, 2011

Ford N8. Its a 1948 or 1949, Im not 100%. It looks like the pictures in the classifieds on this site, except not as shiny.

JDJohnDeere · Aug 7, 2011

restore it? you never know it might be fun for you, and you can learn a lot doing them. Then if your car ever breaks down, you will atleast have the skill to fix it and save yourself some cash. I'm only 17 and since my first restoration I've had no trouble fixing my truck, from replacing head gaskets on the motor in the school parking lot to changing light bulbs on the side of the road.

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