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Grandpa's 1939 F-20
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Posted by SDE on March 08, 2007 at 15:01:35 from (207.118.214.8):
My grandpa had an auction in the mid 60s. He sold an F-20 he had bought new. His son found the tractor years later and got it back in the family. Unfortunately he died of cancer about 3 yrs ago. I talked to my Aunt after a funeral today. (120 miles south)She said that all he had been trying to do was to get it running good again. The engine has been removed from the tractor and it sounded as if all someone (me?)would need to do is reassemble it. I have done some of my own engine work on my vehicles. Head gaskets on three engines and replace a piston in one of them. But this isn't for me and I really don't want to screw it up. Where can I get the right literature to go with this job so that I can see if I want to try to do this for her.
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