Unfortunately with the rising price of scrap metal, fuel, tractor parts, etc..alot of people find it easier to scrap them rather than keep them running. It is a sad fact. I try to keep these old treasures running, but it gets harder all the time. I called a guy not too long ago, to work on one of my tractors. He told me that "from my description" the minimum would be about 10G. Well I admit it needs alot of work, but it just seemed way too high. In my opinion, in the last few years, speculators seem to be running the price of parts up and it makes it hard to afford things. Not only that, but as time passes, it makes it harder and harder to keep a 60+ year old tractor going. If you are lucky you can find one that has had a good life and is easier to work with financially, but I am afraid the days of restoring these tractors from the ground up(fence row), are slowly slipping away.
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