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Posted by Scott L. Swanson on January 23, 2003 at 08:32:24 from (209.180.31.9):
I had an idea yesterday and wanted to pass it by the farmall men with red blood in thier tractor veins. What do you think?......
I wanted to build a spinning mandrel like the body guys use for restoring the old car chassis. It would mount to the Upper bolsterless farmall in the front and bolt to the holes in the Rear pto mounting spot in back. It would, in effect, allow the restoring guy to mount the whole shooting match to the thing and let one spin the entire assembly around as a unit. Working under the tractor on the clutch stuff scares the devil out of me and I miss him every now and then. Any ideas on how it would work? Any devil-less people out there afraid of the red beast and what kind of damage she could do to you if she fell on you? I have 6 Farmall H's to restore but....I want to live to be a ripe old age. Me no want squish to happen. Any ideas? Scott
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