Posted by 74baja on May 18, 2010 at 15:36:35 from (68.81.208.240):
Hi all,
I'm a senior in Hight School getting ready to graduate. I've always been really mechanically inclined, and always have some sort of mechanical project. I'm interested in agriculture, and love tractors. I work a little with a local farmer. Next year, I'm attending Lehigh University for mechanical engineering with a goal to work in the field of heavy equipment design/repair. This year, a few other kids who have been in shop class restored a Ford 2N. I never took shop, and I'm really jealous... it looks like a lot of fun. If I wanted to do this on my own starting this summer, what would be a good project machine? Also, Im a diesel nut. I work on my Powerstroke a lot, and can't get enough compression ignition.
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