Posted by 1951g on October 11, 2007 at 08:08:16 from (199.82.243.74):
I have found a McCormick Deering 15-30 for sale. I don't know much about Farmalls and wanted to restore one since I've been restoring JDs in the past. Is this a hard tractor to find parts for? It looks like most everything is there and it's on steel. It even has the side curtains still on it. I was wondering if they're hard to restore or get parts for or if any other tractors interchange with them? I do know it's stuck and not sure how hard it will be to get it running again? I know the question gets asked alot but based on what I've told you and not knowing much else about the tractor, I'd like to get a ballpark figure to offer the guy. Thanks for any positive info.
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