Posted by 41106 on March 04, 2015 at 12:06:46 from (24.247.88.44):
Kind of an odd question, but what the heck. Working on a new home right now and need to do some landscaping this summer. Tossing around the idea of doing bed in the front/side yard that possibly has a F-12 or F-14 in it with a section of fence right behind it and a flag pole. Now I know a guy that has a small salvage yard for these tractors and said scrap price he would sell me one....cracked block, bad trans, etc.... so please don't attack me on wasting a tractor since it is either this or the scrap yard. Looking for ideas/thoughts about this or better yet, if you have ANY pictures of anything like this I would greatly appreciate seeing them. Thank you.
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