Posted by johnwayne360 on August 24, 2013 at 15:26:23 from (68.169.251.102):
Thinking of trying my first resto. Would like my 82 year old dad to help. Something to help keep him active. He used to help his father rebuild tractors in the 50s and 60s, so I d like to learn something from him. Ive heard him talk about rebuilding a massey 44, and doing overhauls on 2 cylinder deeres, but I think this resto will be on my dime, so im looking for something cheaper, and not too difficult, as he hasnt worked on tractors for a long time-he was a dairy farmer, didnt have a lot of time when I was growing up. So Ill take suggestions for whats easy and fairly reasonable in terms of $$$
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