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Re: When restoring, what should be the goal?
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Posted by pgo12 on July 20, 2006 at 17:10:34 from (72.240.112.165):
In Reply to: When restoring, what should be the goal? posted by Mike CA on July 20, 2006 at 16:51:30:
restoring is all in the way you want your tractor. how do you want it? brought back to original, working, something different,whatever. all the shows i have been to except one, dont judge. restored ones sit next to ones right out of the field in their work clothes. others out of storage from not running after many years. seen one with a tree that had grown through where the motor and frame are. owner just left it that way. some are quite unique. for me, thats the way i like it. its alot more fun and interesting. pg
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