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Re: Y91 Continental
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Posted by Jim T on August 10, 2001 at 19:32:04 from (206.65.190.134):
In Reply to: Y91 Continental posted by Dale Powell on August 10, 2001 at 18:54:28:
Dale, build yourself a homemade tractor! The one I'm working on has a Cont. Y69 engine from an IH pull type combine with sheet metal like a mini H, a Dodge truck 4 speed tranny, forklift steering axle up front, a Crosley rear axle, Cockshutt 60 standard steering wheel and dash mounting, manual steering gear box from a '78 Chevy PU, fenders from a Case VAC, and an unidentified aftermarket seat with rubber torsions similar to what Oliver uses. I've been at this one for about two years now and I could better use the garage space too, if you get my drift... Have fun and GOOD LUCK Jim
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