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Re: How far to go with this H?
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Posted by wh on November 30, 2003 at 14:27:14 from (208.61.210.85):
In Reply to: How far to go with this H? posted by Nick in SC on November 30, 2003 at 07:01:30:
have a 45 H that we bought in 63 for the grand sum of $300. rebuilt the engine for the 2nd time this year. totally redid transmission in 74. have live hyd, 3pt., remote hyd, deluxe seat, 12v., warning lights, a platform on left side over axel for easy on/off, front bumper. probablly some other items i forgot - point is over the years we have spent several dollars on it. would it bring enough to get the money back? NO is it worth it? YES for us it is. a tractor that would do what it will and in the shape it is will cost at least $5grand and not be near as simple to pull in the shop and fix.
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