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Post by kiev4a on Feb 12, 2008 23:47:51 GMT -5
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Post by Just Plain Curt on Feb 13, 2008 6:46:48 GMT -5
Hi Wayne, Very cool equipment. I really admire the folk that can restore these old beauties. They lead a harder life than most cars but look like new when the right hands work on them. Thanks for posting these photos.
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Post by olroy2044 on Feb 13, 2008 13:08:11 GMT -5
Wayne: Terrific examples of the restorer's art! Some of my ex-in-laws (still friends btw ) are tractor restorers. It looks like a lot of fun. However, you need to tell the owner that there is some dust on the mounting housing for the mag on that bigger AC! ;D BTW, you are making it very hard for me to maintain my anti-digital prejudice!! Roy
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Post by doubs43 on Feb 13, 2008 13:25:33 GMT -5
Wayne, those tractors are beautiful. Whoever did the restorations did a superb job.
Your camera did a fine job of recording them. The colors look to be quite accurate.
Walker
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Post by kiev4a on Feb 13, 2008 15:02:54 GMT -5
Hi Wayne, Very cool equipment. I really admire the folk that can restore these old beauties. They lead a harder life than most cars but look like new when the right hands work on them. Thanks for posting these photos. I think tractors are a lot easier to restore than automobiles. You aren't dealing with a lot of chrome or fancy stuff. And there really aren't a lot of parts in these old tractors. Really basic mechanical stuff. For instance: on many of them the engine, transmission and rear end bolt together into one long, rigid assembly. There is no separate frame.
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