Posted by Brent Zappe on January 02, 2014 at 07:38:51 from (69.230.53.65):
Since I have been restoreing tractors for some time now. I did one thing nice I restored my dads little farmall cub (you know just for him). This past year he started ask for my Farmall M so I told him he could buy it from me. Now this new year he is asking for the M- 39 roll over two way plows system which I had plain to restore for my John Deere 70-D or the farmall M. I have four more tractors at my house, Three are being restored. When I got in to tractor restoratioon my dad told me it was the worst thing to do and then he asked me what do you see in it. I think Now he see what I see. Always looking for some thing to restore, hay if any of you have some thing and want to come to the I.E. (Riverside) let me know I might buy some thing from you if you are bring it here. Yes that is right I will even pay for some of that expensive fuel it coast to get here. Brent Zappe
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