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Re: Easiest and Hardest Makes to Restore
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Posted by Chuck MI on October 18, 2005 at 09:04:03 from (65.167.23.222):
In Reply to: Easiest and Hardest Makes to Restore posted by Specter on October 18, 2005 at 07:48:19:
Local dealer support is huge. I needed to replace the rear wheel bearings in my neighbors '48 Allis G. Started searching high and low with no success, finally got my brain out of the jar and called the AGCO dealer. The guy at the parts counter knew he could get them before he even checked the part number. I was impressed. But I definately paid rent on that shelf space for the last 50 years. As far as used parts, the popular tractors generally have more easily obtainable parts, but they also are pricey, generally speaking. Chuck
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