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Posted by jakob on December 09, 2002 at 18:31:15 from (137.216.147.84):
I was at a salvage yard today and found a farmall H engine and front pedestal. I wanted to get the shaft for the hand crank out of it because mine is broke. The thing is that they will take the shaft out for $25 or I could get the whole engine for $25. The engine is complete except for the governor, carb and mageneto. The valve cover has rusted through, so I know it has been sitting a long time. I was just wondering if it would be worth taking the risk to buy the whole thing? I didn't take off the oil pan because it was partially buried under some other engines. Should I bother trying to uncover it? Thanks, Jakob
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