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I bought a Farmall H and how do I get started, please help me!
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Posted by Blake Trauger on February 24, 2003 at 17:23:29 from (24.229.64.27):
I am currently a senior at Palisades High School and I bought a 1942 Farmall H. I haven't been able to have any of my family or friends to give me an advice on how to get started or help me with my tractor restoration. I stay up until midnight trying to work my way into making my tractor into beauty. Please give me an advice on how to get started on my tractor or tell me anything! Thanks for your help!
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