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My first trip to Red Power Roundup
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Posted by Bob in Southwest Iowa on June 10, 2001 at 17:29:08 from (216.248.75.173):
Just came home from a trip to Mt. Pleasant for the Red Power Roundup. I really enjoyed it very much. I kind of wondered if I was painting my tractor as well as it should be done and looking at the tractors that were there, I decided I am doing ok. Brought home many names, e-mail addresses and web sites about places to get parts. Talked to several people who restored their tractors and looked over a few Farmall 400's so I am more sure about how to put mine back together. (My 400 was in a tornado and pretty well messed up before I got it.) I even was able to talk with people about possibly restoring my dad's 67 International pickup. It was a very good experience for me and I recommend going at least once. Bob
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