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Re: Re: Ideas for lowering a Super H?
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Posted by Moo-u on December 16, 2001 at 14:11:13 from (209.152.91.102):
In Reply to: Re: Ideas for lowering a Super H? posted by Red Dave on December 16, 2001 at 10:56:40:
Mainly, because I already have a S-H that I'd like to tinker with. I totally rebuilt it about 30 years ago. I reversed it and have used it as a loader tractor since. It isn't really in good enough shape to restore, and I need something with a lower profile for mowing sidehills with a belly mower. This year I built another reversed H, and so now I'm looking for something to do with this one. PS. If you've never seen a reversed H, I have pix I'd be glad to pass on. As far as loader tractor work is concerned, you can flat out out-work a 4020 or any other conventional tractor (with manual tranny) with a reversed H or M.
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