My Project

Uncle Jed · Oct 14, 2011

I'm restoring my grandpa's F14. This is what I have done so far.

flying belgian · Oct 14, 2011

I cannot tell what's holding the back end up?

David G · Oct 14, 2011

It looks like faith is holding it up.

lblock · Oct 14, 2011

(quoted from post at 19:48:16 10/14/11) It looks like faith is holding it up.

ol I hope not . Tractor looks good though!

redtom · Oct 14, 2011

Looks good. Send us some more pics as you progress.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 14, 2011

Don't you think maybe some blocking at the ends[out of sight] of each rear axle.My guess.

larry@stinescorner · Oct 15, 2011

nice job! keep us posted

Anonymous-0 · Oct 15, 2011

That's gonna be neat.....
Guy I bought my little tractor from had an old Lanz Bulldog..Had it completely disassembled and bolts/parts layed out on/sticking in labeled cardboard sheets. Fixing as necessary, and cleaning/painting every bolt, nut, and washer............. Would have liked to have seen it completed but lost track of the guy.......

Good job.

Dave

Ultradog MN · Oct 15, 2011

Looks nice.
Sometimes I think I ought to switch to fixing older tractors. Farmall Fs or unstyled JDs.
Aint so much sheet metal on them that you have to sand and bondo and get just perfect. I don't like the darned bodywork.

rrlund · Oct 15, 2011

Hate to break anybodys heart,but there was a complete F12 or F14 with an older restoration sitting in the scrap yard the other day when I was there. On full steel.

barnE · Oct 15, 2011

Beautiful, but if I had it, I'd be scared to use it and get it dirty. Tells you what my tractors look like. Dave

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