Posted by Bill Lemley on April 12, 2010 at 18:33:36 from (207.144.28.135):
I have a friend who has 1941-1944 H, (I cant remember the exact year)he wants to sell me, the tractor is in a shed but its kinda in rough shape no rust but some mechanical issues none that I cant handle. The tractor hasent run for about 13 years he told me, the engine is not locked up the transmission is free as I have checked both my self. The tractor belonged to his father and his wife wants him to sell it for scrap and I want to save it. The tractor comes with a front mounted rip saw,and a full set of cultivaters(less hydraulic cylinders for the cultivaters)other than that the H is complete. How hard would it be to find emplements for this tractor and how much do I start at offering him a price for it? He knows my intentions for this tractor is to get it running and use it. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
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