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Farmall M project moving
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Posted by Dairy Farmer in WI on July 18, 2007 at 16:51:21 from (64.33.151.111):
well we got that M with the 9 speed all split and tore apart. we ended up buying a different engine for it out of an M lp but it is a clean engine no doubt. had to put a new oilpan gasket and valvecover gasket in it but all in all it's a good motor. we are hopping to get it running by the end of the week. just have to swap motors, swich clutches and put a new throw-out bearing and put the tires back on and we MIGHT lay a little paint on her too. will post pictures when we are all done. just thought i would update you guys on that. df in wi
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