LenNH said: (quoted from post at 18:11:04 10/07/09) Hey, guys. Go easy on the newcomers. I'm an oldie now and know quite a bit about Farmalls from the 30s and 40s, but if I were going to an Oliver or JD, I'd be asking questions, too. This is a great place to help people.
doesnt really matter whether your new or not. when you make a comment like his where he said it had 'FACTORY start' it makes it seem like you know what your talking about and really want to get your ponit out there that you know this. the capitaliztion of the word factory kind of denotes this.
im a firm believer in the saying of 'if you dont know what your talking about, you shouldnt be talking'
i can read the parts book plain as day, and theres no such critter :wink:
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