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Posted by Jim T on May 08, 2002 at 19:48:54 from (216.166.192.148):
In Reply to: what to do with it posted by mike on May 08, 2002 at 16:31:18:
Mike, if you are half talented, half genius, and about ALL ambitious, try to build your OWN tractor. I have a Continental IY69 motor off an IH combine that is the heart of my "homemade" tractor. Other parts include a forklift steering axle, 4 speed Dodge truck tranny and a Crosley rear end. The dash and steering are from a Cockshutt 60 standard, fenders from a Case VAC and some sort of aftermarket seat. I've been 2 years on this on and off and need to finish it so my wife can park in the garage again. The weather is nice again so maybe this year.... Good luck with whatever you try. Jim T
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