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Re: Nit-picking Details on a H
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Posted by Scott Swanson on June 18, 2004 at 09:36:49 from (209.180.31.9):
In Reply to: Nit-picking Details on a H posted by kfox on June 18, 2004 at 08:05:38:
Skip the new Radiator mounting studs. Most guys I know just set the Rad back in there and leave it be. The lower and upper Rad pipes will hold it firm enough. Small Starting tanks are out there, but they are getting spendy. I've managed to dig up and salt away 5 of them. I am not sure why I am holding on to them. Maybe finding the stuff is easier than selling it. Watch out for rust inside if you are holding one ready to fork over the greenbacks for it. Check it over WELL. Have fun with that tractor. Ask questions and spend time with the Red Tractor. God will never deduct the time you spend with the Cast Farmall Machine. Scott
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