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Re: Re: Virtual Tractor Junkyard
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Posted by Bliss Allison on December 29, 1999 at 09:23:04 from (216.111.201.182):
In Reply to: Re: Virtual Tractor Junkyard posted by Paul Fox on December 29, 1999 at 05:26:11:
Paul-- What do you have for the F-12 and 14? I have a 12 and have been gathering parts- What I would like to find are alumunum pistons for one-- Can't be many around, Only if they had been rebuilt would they ever get them- My iron pistons are very good but the though of all that weight bouncing around boggles my mind. I need some small parts but not much. Have you ever seen a 12 with the step up transmision, I have one but have never seen it assembled. I sure would like to see photo of on or something to see what is what-- I don't know if I have every thing to put it together. I don't have the original seat, Not that it bothers me from what I am told they were very hard rideing. This has the later seat with a shock on it simmilar to the H & M tractors in the 40's. I like checking out the Forums, There is so much informtion floating about in there. Mr B
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