Posted by FLOLDFORD on May 13, 2014 at 15:27:36 from (65.33.89.5):
Put some more time on the little Holder tractor this evening. Still working a few of the bugs out. Carb starting leaking real bad so I pick up a kit from my local NAPA store today and got that taken care of. The guy at the NAPA store just shakes his head every time I walk in cause he knows he's going to have to get the books out to find what I need never even looks at the computer. Calls me Old Stuff and once ask me if I had ever work on anything newer than the 70's. I told him I try not to:) Still got a few things to sort out before I tear down to paint it like a noisy hyd pump. Next project might be putting that 223 six cylinder in my 63 Ford 2000. Don't think I can do that in 2 weeks might take 3 lol. Hope ya'll have enjoyed this project. Stay tune for the next one might build something with just three wheels!
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