Posted by dieseldoc on April 02, 2009 at 14:36:07 from (67.55.218.110):
Question for all you guys. MY wifes grandfather has used my farm as storage for his various tractors he collects. Now he is getting old and cant work on them anymoe.He wants me to take them and fix them up and paint if needed or sell them but he would rather I keep them. I have enough of my own work to do as I am a dairy farmer and farm full time plus fix my own tractors to use on the farm.There is a 1919 moline, cletrac dont know the model,couple jd A,B,Gs and a JD 60, 70, and 80 some run some dont.I hate to disapoint him and get rid of them but I dont really have time to work on them and I hate to see them sit around and rust into nothing. What do you all think I should do?
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