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Posted by Robert in MS on October 05, 2005 at 09:41:53 from (70.150.17.68):
Okay, I've got the head and crankshaft to my 100 at the machine shop. I've ordered a complete re-build kit for the engine and after I get the *&^%$ steering wheel off the shaft, I'll refurbish the steering unit and I just might be able to see some light at the end of the tunnel on putting this thing back together after a year of work. So, what do I do? I buy a model B, drive it 15 miles to the house and lie awake at night mentally taking it apart (good tin, front and rear engine seals leak like crazy, the blow-by on the rings pushes oil out of the air filter and the engine couldn't pull the hat off your head--but otherwise a good old tractor). I'm nuts.
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