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Re: what a hobby
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Posted by Big Hunter on July 01, 2007 at 18:18:54 from (207.19.142.65):
In Reply to: what a hobby posted by Rich Iowa on July 01, 2007 at 15:00:06:
I bought an Allis Chalmers CA last year. I was in great shape. It had a little slop in the differential, I tore it down replaced some shims at the spider gears. I did all that outside (don't have a garage) But now I bought a Allis Chalmers 190XT that I am going to completely rebuild the transmission, engine, dash, any thing that needs it and paint it...sooooooooo I was thinking of buying one of those pop up garages. Can get a 20x12x24 for $2,000 and it has a 15 year warranty. Good Luck and have fun
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