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Re: Re: Re: Re: I bought a 2n!
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Posted by Steve Mahler on March 22, 2004 at 05:11:39 from (63.76.208.81):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: I bought a 2n! posted by Bill Burke on March 21, 2004 at 05:27:56:
Dont let your feelings get hurt so quickly. Buying an antique tractor is the first step in a long, (frankly endless) process which either becomes a hobby or an irritation. You will do many repairs on your 2n, and changing the oil will not be the biggest of your concerns. Defintely buy the FO-4 manual and start reading the posts on the 9-2-8n board here. I have a 47 2n. It has been very reliable, which means it always starts and runs before something breaks :) But I love the old gal. I hope you have some mechanical experience, and patience. I don't mean to be pessimistic, but these things are 50yrs old and require a good bit of tinkering. Many people here get frustrated that people just rush out and buy a shiny old tractor with no thought to the work that is required to keep one going - that is probably why the other guy was a little short back there. Hope the forum is of help to you getting started. Feel free to email me direct a [email protected] for 2n tips etc.
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