Posted by Pete76NY on June 09, 2011 at 20:48:05 from (66.194.51.226):
In Reply to: Re: Just how many?? posted by hardscrabble on June 09, 2011 at 19:47:33:
Good running and prettied up 55'JD70 gas, '51 Farmall Super C and '53 Super H, and '46 Ford 2N in similar condition. Great running but not yet prettied up '56 JD 420 and '48 JD B. '49 JD A all original that just popped a head gasket plowing 2 weeks ago, '50 JD A that we bought stuck and just got marginally running, being worked on. '53 Farmall Super M being reassembled in the shop after major overhaul/refurb. '64 AC D10 in Barn with spun engine bearing waiting it's turn in the shop, as well as a '52 8N with a tired engine and a broken ring and pinion also waiting it's turn. Also a '52 Jeep CJ2A being put back together after a frame off, and a '55 International R200 ex fire truck waiting it's turn so it can eventually haul some of the tractors in parades.
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