Posted by dstates on June 06, 2011 at 14:50:22 from (173.20.15.223):
Hello everyone! I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I didn't have any luck finding an answer.
I'm moving this summer due to a change in jobs (I'll be working for JD, actually). We were out looking for a house this morning and I keep thinking about my grandpa's Farmall H that I'll be getting in the next year or so. I'm still about a 5 hour drive away so I can't just go out an measure it. Does anyone know how high the top of the exhaust and steering wheel are off the ground (w/ average tires)?
We saw a house this morning with a third garage stall that had super high ceilings and the overhead door was 5 panels tall instead of the normal 4 panel door. Would I be able to drive it in there (or if not drive, at least push/winch it) without removing the exhaust?
Thanks for any help you can give. This place is a great wealth of knowledge! :D
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