Re: Antique tractors - restored or original

Posted by revjj on April 25, 2006 at 18:29:58 from (64.12.116.74):

In Reply to: Antique tractors - restored or original posted by David Bate on April 25, 2006 at 12:16:57:

I have an old 22-36 McComick Deering that was once owned by some local threshermen and housemovers (I got the thresher, too). Anyhow, the paint ain"t too good and the rear endhousing and fenders are beat up and have a blacksmith repair..Oh, and the steering wheel rim has been brazed back on.

I wouldn"t restore the tractor for a million bucks. Why? All that damage was done when a house got away from them going down a hill, and Levi Carrouth (drivng the tractor)went over the hood and into safety.

Lots of 22-36s and 15-30s are around in showroom shape, but I have a tractor that was run over by a house!

PS two strokes on the crank and she"s a going.

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