Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 17, 2008 at 12:36:39 from (205.188.116.73):
...and the news just isn't all that bad. Had an exceptionally busy work schedule this winter so I really haven't had much time for tractors. Vaguely remember getting the B stuck in 5 inches of snow on level ground so I must have been out there at some point. Started with the B cause it is closest to the door. It cranks but does not fire. Decided to hit the MTA next and it roared to life on the second crank for the 5th year in a row. Good tractor! I use it as a benchmark for all the others to measure against. I figure it is because I have never worked on it! The B just sounds a little weak in it's cranking so I am going to charge the battery up first and then play with it a little more. I hear in Vegas (where I understand they will bet on anything) I still only get 100:1 odds that I can get her running. We'll just see about that! Dang it's nice to be out in the sun again!
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