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Mystery Farmall revealed!
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Posted by ff316 on October 02, 2001 at 10:26:39 from (207.246.76.115):
Today we drove up in the sticks to check out the Farmall with "wide front, 2 row cultivators, and seat in middle". At least the 2 row cults part was right. This B needs some serious work. Engine - stuck. Body - rough. Electrical system - missing battery box, generator, regulator screwed up, needs wiring. Tranny - f...you get the picture. It was cheap enough, though. If someone had the parts and time it could be brought back. I would list the guy's # and stuff but he was kinda peculiar, if ya know what I mean. Probably wouldn't appreciate a bunch of folks calling him, and anyway he said he had about decided to keep it. I sure hope he does something with it, it would be a shame to see it in a scrap heap. Sorry I got long winded, just thought I would share a Farmall experience with you all. Best wishes everyone - Fireman
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