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Re: Tractor Parts Yards * Hugh/Michael
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Posted by farmallkid From Ont, on June 05, 2005 at 16:01:55 from (209.216.154.139):
In Reply to: Tractor Parts Yards * Hugh/Michael posted by Jeff In Ontario on June 05, 2005 at 14:15:39:
There is a guy down by dresden that has mostly farmall parts he's getting older and slowing down abit, but still has some parts, i know a guy who went there the other day, the guy was in a dealin mood so he loaded the truck up. I still have to go and pick up oil filter cover for the 6, and who knows what else i might find!. There is also a guy on hwy 2,inbetween here(Ridgetown) and chatham, i heard that he has a bit of old tractor parts. That guy who lives down by techumsy, who has all the 50's farmalls, has a brother who has almost all the ihc tractors from 1938 and down! I have never met these guys. I do know a guy with a nice collection.
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