Posted by JMS/.MN on November 01, 2007 at 17:42:32 from (209.237.107.155):
In Reply to: Re: Hard To Look At posted by Allan In NE on November 01, 2007 at 17:17:00:
Amazingly, the Upper Midwest AC Club newsletter came today, and someone at Ruthton,MN- no phone number, has a 2900 block for sale for $200. I have a couple of engines out of F's- they would be Chevy? Guy 10 miles north of me collects Gleaners- rebuilt F2 for beans, another for corn, has about a dozen old ones. He's why I have two extra walkers- I found two at a salvage yard, he had a complete set, and would sell them only that way. Also torched off a complete rear separator housing from an F2 for me. Why would I need one? Short story is I should have used TWO chains when the better half pulled me out of the mud. Dark, splitting a field so could not pull out at an angle, better half did not wait for me to call on the two-way, that I was out. Stopped.........I kept going, and punched the combine through the back window of the 4430! That time, discretion was not the better part of valor. Sure, you're supposed to say- when they are surrounded by broken glass- "Are you OK?". My comment was mostly-WyTF did you stop!!!!!
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