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Re: Is it worth it???
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Posted by Raleigh Boulware on January 14, 2007 at 09:43:25 from (71.81.29.77):
In Reply to: Re: Is it worth it??? posted by RodInNS on January 14, 2007 at 09:13:36:
You know I am REALLY considering buying something cheap! and doing alot of the work my self. It appears that these inframes are not that hard to do that is IF the crank is in good shape! But knocking a few sleeves out and rplaceing them does not seem difficult to me while the oil pan is off and the head is off. The part that seems to scare me the most is the stuff behind the fly wheel!! having to split the tractor seems to be a ton of work!!!
So buying a wore out tractor you have to be carefull as well. But it seems that the tranny and reare ends seem to be the more stronger parts of this tractor. But it seems even the machines that are "Wore Out" and Cheap are not so cheap! people want an arm and leg for them as well!
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