Posted by rankrank1 on August 25, 2013 at 14:38:14 from (198.228.228.154):
In Reply to: My 48 H posted by Bunker Buster on August 20, 2013 at 06:49:09:
+1 on the wiping it down with used oil (or kerosene) to preserve it. Frankly that tractor will get more looks at a show "as it is" compared to a fresh painted parade queen.
Use it run it and enjoy it. My guess is you will think of your grandpa and dad for a brief moment every time you run it. That moment may not be special to you now, but it will be when they both are gone....but still around in your memory.
FWIW: There was even an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies TV show where uncle Jed made Jethro wipe down the old truck with coal oil to preserve it. It does work and its cheap.
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