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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on April 17, 2005 at 03:56:46 from (65.165.16.16):
In Reply to: restoratoin posted by Mark Hogberg on April 16, 2005 at 21:09:55:
there is no "book" because everbody has their own idea what is important in a "restoration" Just decide what you want to do, anywhere from a complete tear-down and renew every nut and bolt to simple tune-up and repaint. restoraion is half art and you get to be the artist. I like to leave little things like aftermaket items that make a tractor unique and then small details like correct decal placement. Any books you can find that picture original factory tractors, even black and white pics are very handy. Pictures of somebodys restored tractor are useless.
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