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Posted by Ed on February 14, 2004 at 09:07:06 from (24.56.211.72):
Hello to all. I am trying to some what prepare my self as to what to excpect on Farmalls super H's. All i know is that they made them for 2 years & the 54 super H has the battery box under the seat. I am looking for any & all information on them. How much will i have to spend to get a hold of one? I am very interested in having one of them, both of my grand-dads used them to farm with as well as my great grand-dads. So i would like to have one myself. I would be looking to restore it back to original condition for show/work. but like i siad i need some education on them. I just recently finnished my first restoration on a 1950 Allis WD. so i do have some knowledge in the restoration part of it. I would like to know & i know this seems like a very dump question but i don't know until i ask. Is ther any one out there who might have one they would like to sell on a payment plan that we could work out. All i am looking for is one that is complete & in running order with a belt pulley unless a belt pully could be added later on them. I don't care about attachments, don't need them. tires don't matter as long as they get from point a to point b & the rimms are good. I would even entertain one that needs to be put back together as long as 95% of it is there. Sorry for the lengthly posting but i have a lot of questions & i don't know anything about the Farmalls.
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