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Posted by Steven@nd on March 01, 2002 at 10:22:50 from (165.234.131.94):
In Reply to: Farmall posted by Ryan J. Shannon on March 01, 2002 at 08:06:03:
I am currently working on a Farmall H, have done some work on an A and an M also. As far as simplicity and availability of parts you can NOT beat the letter series Farmalls. I recommend the H, it is big enough to do a good day's work and small enough that it is fairly manueverable and easy to haul. Here are some pics to give you an idea what an H looks like:
 This is what my 2 H's look like right now, not much else I can take apart on them.
 This is what my first H looked like when I got it home. (paid $350)
 This is my 2nd H that I paid $150 for, it was complete. Again, I recommend the H, it fits in a single stall car garage easily and is easy on fuel and the most popular of the letter series (391,000 made). Steven
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