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Restore or not restoring
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Posted by Farmall Ed on March 21, 2006 at 05:22:48 from (65.135.142.252):
I own two H's and a Cub, when I bought them they were all in rough shape, bad wireing, needed cleanup painting and engine tune ups. I have enjoyed bringing these tractors to what I would call good looking and good operational machines. My H has been featured a couple of times on the cover of a popular advertising publication in this area. Now some of my friends in this business tell me I need to tear them all down check and replace all bearings from front to back and every thing else that is replaceable, then I will have restored tractors. My tractors are just fine for a 72 year old guy and why put all this time and money in something that runs good as new right now. Thanks for reading this,Ed
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