Re: More questions

Posted by kfox on January 04, 2007 at 05:52:44 from (63.18.186.251):

In Reply to: More questions posted by williamf on January 04, 2007 at 01:26:13:

The frame rails in the backround were the origionals from this tractor. They were in really bad shape. The bolster mounting holes were elongated from being run with loose bolts for many years. The rails on the tractor are off of my parts tractor, also a 1941. The two blocks on the top of the rail are the engine mounts. I hadn't slotted the mount holes in the frame rails yet. The engine is out of a 1951 H. and the mounting holes didn't match up. This H in the picture still had the rubber engine mounts. The cast iron blocks are the newer style mounts thet replaced the rubber ones. ken

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