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Re: I swear its the last one honey, I promise...
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Posted by Jeb2N on June 18, 2005 at 05:05:13 from (68.101.4.135):
In Reply to: I swear its the last one honey, I promise... posted by scott#2 on June 17, 2005 at 11:38:56:

Here's a picture of 90% of my grandfather's '47 2N ford tractor. The only things not visible in the picture are the wheels (up against the wall to the right) and the engine (at the machine shop). The transmission guts are in a cardboard box on the floor and some parts are in the solvent tank. This is my "picked to the bone" picture! You've definately got me beat on volume, though! I'm only 25 so i've still got some years to catch up to ya! Oh yeah, all of my tools that I had available at the time are also shown in the picture with the exception of one floor jack and a borrowed engine hoist. I took the engine to the machine shop in the trunk of my ford Taurus sedan! Tractors. They get to ya and get in deep! Jeb
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