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Posted by Tim, Ohio on May 21, 2007 at 08:31:56 from (128.146.239.246):
Hello Everyone, Starting to have thoughts of selling my Ford NAA. I've been putting money into for years, a little here and a little there. Now, the hydraulics are broken and I started doing the repairs. They should be fine after a little work on the lift cover. Then, when running it to test some other problems the engine started clacking. I guess the rod bearings are worn. I figure just putting new bearings in won't solve the whole problem. An engine rebuild will most likely be in the 2000.00 range since I won't be able to do it. The carb needs a rebuild and I intend on doing that. I am just waiting on what is next. Just wonder if you would consider giving up on one like this and move onto a new tractor. I've really enjoyed this old Ford. It came with the realestate when I moved to the country. I plowed snow with it, moved a lot of dirt, brush hogged and various tasks. But, boy it sure has needed a lot of attention in 6 years and is now in pieces waiting for parts. The engine issue really gets me and almost makes me want to move on. In six years I have put about 1,800 into keeping it goig. What do you all think? Tim, Ohio
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