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Re: Question: The Correct Police Phenomenon
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Posted by jal-SD on September 09, 2006 at 17:34:17 from (67.1.182.75):
In Reply to: Question: The Correct Police Phenomenon posted by David Kronwall on September 09, 2006 at 04:17:02:
I like to look at a tractor that looks like it just came from the factory, but I also find it very interesting to see the "yankee inginuity" that some previous owner used to keep his tractor working or a modification that he did to make it more efficient. I have a '54 SC Case that has its original paint, (& its not too faded, either)original readable decals & has really straight sheet metal. Previous owners obviously took good care of it. But it has been converted to a 12V alternator at some previous time. Should I change it back to its original 6V generator? Probably, BUT thats not the way it was used by previous owners, so thats the way I'm going to keep it. Its my tractor & I can do what I want with it & I can give the "correct police" something to gripe about. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)
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