Posted by lblock on September 30, 2011 at 16:00:49 from (98.222.20.238):
In Reply to: Lp Restoration posted by CenTex Farmall on September 30, 2011 at 06:35:14:
CenTex Farmall said: (quoted from post at 06:35:14 09/30/11) I have two factory Super M LP's and I like them. The tank you're looking for goes east and west rather than north and south. I don't see many like it and best bet is to look for another as a parts tractor.
It has all the advantages the others have mentioned. I haven't had any trouble with carbs or regulators, but the regulators can become clogged with crud in the water half of it.
Does your still have the cut hood on it?
I can't remember the S/N break but is yours a stage I or II? Mine are both stage II but there was a stage I a guy was trying to sell not too far from here.
I belive mine is a stage one with M&W live hyd added uses belly pump as res tank. Whats your serial ?Can u get me the # of that guy? lol
Thanks
This post was edited by lblock at 16:03:05 09/30/11.
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