Posted by Zach from TX on April 08, 2009 at 18:09:47 from (75.104.96.56):
I have come across 5 old tractors that I need some advice on. A elderly woman's husband recently passed away and she wants the man who farms her land to find someone who wants the old tractors.
MM GB LP - This tractor is complete. The tires are still holding air. I think with a new battery it could be started and driven on a trailer.
MM M670 LP - This one is missing the grille and one rim is rusted away (power adjust type). It had something wrong with it when it was parked as there is no oil or water in the engine and he had the front end on blocks.
MM UB LP - This one is complete but not running as the engine has siezed from sitting to long. I pulled the dipstick and the oil looks brand new. There are also some spare parts for it.
MM R - This one is missing some parts. They could be scattered around the yard somewhere. It is missing rear wheels, gas tank, magneto, carb and others. The engine is not siezed and there is still oil in the crankcase and I believe most of the parts are around somewhere, it is just a matter of finding them. I also have some parts for an R.
Case 940 LP - This one is kinda like the GB. It is complete and with a little work would probably run.
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