Posted by JustIn Case on November 11, 2021 at 18:13:40 from (97.98.248.144):
In Reply to: What to do posted by grandpa Love on November 11, 2021 at 15:45:36:
. The old guy wanting to purchase this tractor isnt in Nebraska, is he? I have a soon to be 98 year old uncle who thinks (is) a pretty good wheeler dealer. Here awhile back he was smitten with a WD on a farm sale that he found out to late about. He was determined to contact auctioneer to get buyer info and the see if he could buy it! Oh the main feature he liked,,, a magneto, could always crank it if the battery was dead! It did indeed have electric starter and generator. He was reminiscing of an old WC they had, no battery,no starter. Theyd leave it on the pump jack at the pasture. Put a certain amount of gas in it, start it and leave it. Next day take some gasoline to the pasture and do same thing.
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