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Re: Re: Ouch, thats a big crack
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Posted by BTD on January 21, 2002 at 08:40:02 from (192.132.24.81):
In Reply to: Re: Ouch, thats a big crack posted by Curt Cooke on January 21, 2002 at 06:00:38:
I'm in West Michigan. I have two extra bolsters already, each with a good thick coating of rust and the parts all froze. Got them at an auction this past summer. Paid $50 for two H bolsters, four H frame rails, two engines, two tranny coverplates, an M rearend, and a bunch of other little parts. All I need is two H rearends and I can make two tractors with the parts I got! A load of PB blaster might get the stuff free in one of the bolsters, I'd just rather weld the bolster with all the stuff in it already if possible and save the rusty two for future projects. I have plenty to do already with the engine and transmission. Right now I'm trying to get the clutch out, it doesn't want to go.
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