Hi lanse, I am with the others on finishing one of your already acquired tractors,, just because you have owned them and have worked on them doesnt make it not a project tractor,, I have seen people take really good looking tractors and "restore" them..
I think you would be "legal" and ahead of the game working on the tractor you already have a relationship with,, I dont think your AG teacher would disagree,,,
I dont see any sense in selling off or trading any other tractor just to get a basket case, when you already have 2-3 of them in your dooryard,, and you have been dedicated to working on them and getting to know how this stuff works already,,
just my 2 cents,, hope it works out for you,, I have been watching your progress from the side lines since you were deemed a troll for wrecking, and rolling over your lawnmowers,,,,, you have come along way,, keep it up,, I wish I was closer to ohio,, like a bunch of others but we're not,, good luck pat
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