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Posted by Daniel M. on October 12, 2000 at 19:30:22 from (205.163.39.216):
In Reply to: farmal regular posted by Tim o on October 12, 2000 at 16:03:54:
Tim,I have three regulars,one is restored and the other is a unrestored runner and one is a parts rig. They are great tractors.I think $150 is a pretty fair price for a stuck but COMPLETE tractor.My restored tractor was stuck when I bought it, but come to find out mice were living in the clutch housing and that was the problem,not the engine.I think Justin is a little high on his rebuild prices and I agree with Dick on the main bearings. It would be nice to find a runner but that is sometimes not possible. If the only tractors that are restored were runners,not to many old ones would be restored.I would love to help you with your restoration if you have any problems. I think very highly of these tractors,they are by the way,the very first"Farmall".I would also try to find a trailer to get it home on,its been sitting a while,and zipping down the highway probably wouldn't do it any good. feel free to contact me at [email protected] Good luck, Daniel M.
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