Posted by bigboreG on June 17, 2012 at 17:42:50 from (216.51.248.99):
Have an 1929 John Deere D on full steel out at my mothers farm, along with other tractors and machinery. The house is gone out there but the buildings are in use yet. Anyway, somebody decided to try to steal the radiator of it and a CC Case. They didnt get the radiator out the D, but ruined the tractor in the attempt. Looks like they used sledge hammers and busted the whole front casting of the tractor, and the brass carb is gone. This was a complete, loose tractor that could have been running with a day or two of work. The Case on the other hand, they got the radiator out of it, but again ruined the tractor. It was complete and loose also, and ran bout ten years ago. Funny thing is, i have a JD 70 gas sitting nearby that has the radiator out and sitting on the frame, but they didnt take that! Too bad its illegal to hang a person these days. . .
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