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Re: Framall A Restoration Pics
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Posted by John Glencross on July 17, 2001 at 22:01:52 from (64.180.27.187):
In Reply to: Framall A Restoration Pics posted by Dave U on July 17, 2001 at 07:11:13:
Dave, I was raised on this tractor minus the hydraulics. I started operating it when I was about 5 years old pulling a hay wagon pulling a hay loader with my dad up on the wagon stokin the hay. I got in lots of trouble cause I always wanted to put my right foot on the clutch which didn't give me anything to put on the brakes. Dad used to go nuts but I thought I did great for a five year old. I truly love that old tractor. Ours was about a 46 and it died in about 65 with a cracked block from freezing. I will never forget it and would jump on an old one to restore. I just finished an engine rebuild on a 52 W4 which has just wet my appetite for the old ones. Love John (HaHa)
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