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Posted by FM on April 14, 2003 at 07:43:39 from (156.63.116.26):
Which is a better buy--2 non running Farmall Ms, both of which are probably stuck. No fenders or weights, but at least one has 2 way live hydraulics as well as jar precleaners. Tin is fair. Should I buy that or my uncle's running M which may have a bearing going in the rear end. It just has the belly pump, one way. Tin is good, and it does have fenders. I can get either the pair or the runner for the same money once they are sitting in the yard. I am a fair mechanic and can do the work to rebuild the one if I need to. I was planning on probably parting out the other one if I bought the pair.
Mike
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