Look what snata brought me

rick deere · Dec 26, 2013

Santa let this follow me home Christmas mornnig Looks like Im gonna be busy for a long long time,but what the heck, might bring another back from the dead.I like it.Thanks Santa

Greg K · Dec 26, 2013

What ever happened to just a lump of coal in the stocking? Just kidding, nice find. Is it a grain deere?

greygoat · Dec 26, 2013

There are still TREASURES to be found !

wjytexas · Dec 26, 2013

Some folks woundn't be too excited to get that. Little do they know!

Duner Wi · Dec 26, 2013

Some assembly required. Enjoy.

rd 2N in mo · Dec 26, 2013

a little atf in the cylinder and some fresh gas and she will pop right over

casecollectorsc · Dec 26, 2013

Lucky Dog!!!!

Dick2 · Dec 26, 2013

Santa must have a mean streak; I wouldn't wish an old 2-cylinder on my worst enemy.

Dr. Walt · Dec 26, 2013

Must have been Santa's twin brother "Snata" , because Santa would have brought you a new one. LOL!

FBH44 · Dec 26, 2013

I always tell my red buddies to replace that big old rusty coil spring under the seat, it can snap and dump the driver off the back. Do you Deere guys do put on new ones too?

rustred · Dec 26, 2013

ha ha, or at least a red one.

LME · Dec 26, 2013

I have one about like that, except mine is a 1939. What yr. is yours?

Richard G. · Dec 26, 2013

First thing I would do is get that seat off and put the correct one on. There are plenty of old JD original seats out there. That one has to have some red paint on the spring.
Nice find. I always love to see a 2 cylinder brought back to life. Done a couple myself.
Richard in NW SC

rick deere · Dec 26, 2013

Ted in NE-OH · Dec 26, 2013

Looks like that will keep you busy for a while.

Patrick Potter · Dec 26, 2013

Nice santa present there now I'm jealous, I helped a friend of mine get one running and I am still mad at my Uncle he had a 2 cylinder JD and he mentioned he was thinking about sailing for around $1000 I was saving the money and was nearly there told him several times I was saving the money came home one day it was gone he let it go for $800 (someone drove by saw it behind his house and stopped and made an offer) and it was running good I still fuss at him for doing that I wanted it bad I had 900 already saved up too when he let it go.

Have fun with your project

ShadetreeRet · Dec 26, 2013

Looks like Santa ran into some turbulence on the way. LOL! Good luck on your challenge, um, er, project.

rick deere · Dec 26, 2013

good news, bad news , tractor was still full of antifreeze, the carb works nothing stuck, bad news the oil filter head needs replaced and yes its stuck.not worried about the rims and tires got them already

Texasmark1 · Dec 27, 2013

Geez. Where do you start? I guess you close your eyes, stick your hand out, walk forward till you touch something, and start there.

Good luck.

Mark

L.C.Gray · Dec 27, 2013

Guess you'll know to be good next year....

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