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Re: Granddad's F-30
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Posted by Paul G. on December 19, 2003 at 18:13:55 from (206.147.21.61):
In Reply to: Granddad's F-30 posted by Peabody on December 17, 2003 at 10:53:54:
I am lucky to have 2 Farmalls, 1 from each of my grandfathers. I am going to start on an M that was the last tractor grandfather bought and I have an 1939 F-20 that was my other grandfathers that has electric start and factory road gear but has a hole straight through the block. Going to find anther motor for that one when Im finished with the M. Since both my grandfathers are now gone it is a little part of then that will live on.
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