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The H is home, finally!
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Posted by Griz on November 29, 2003 at 05:57:49 from (12.221.80.75):
I picked up the H yesterday and what was suppose to be a 14 hour round trip turned into 18 but at least she is home and safe now! The seller, one of the few who still does, actually described the H to a "t" in his ebay ad. There was no surprises and he even loaded it for me. While I was there, he also had a JD A and B and a real nice M that he might sale. That M is a beautiful machine as he rescued it from a field and restored it. The 6 volt system started right up in 30 degree weather although I noticed that in addition to replacing the wires he is also running a 8 volt battery in the box. Is there any harm in that since this is a 6 volt system? Does anyone know of a good place to find used implements for the 49 H where there is no 3 pt? I am needing a blade, bush hog and loader for this H. The loader he had wasn't worth the iron that it was made of. Rusted out and very dangerous in it's present condition. Thanks! Griz
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