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Posted by colekicker on February 26, 2005 at 19:26:06 from (64.147.65.76):
Well guys, I tore into the H today. Took off one side and looked at the brake bands. Clean as cool be. They looked practically like brand new. So I decided that I would dig a little deeper with my dad. Well, when I took the top cover off I was the worst thing I had ever seen. I realized that this tractor that I had purchased that had been, according to the owner "sitting in the barn," had been full of water at one point. That is why the rear wheels wouldn't turn. So, now I have a Farmall H that has every gear and bearing in the rearend and tranny in no shape to run. I guess I could disassemble it completely, but I'll still have to get all new bearing. I really don't want to know how much that is going to cost. Any donor H tractors in Texas??
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