Posted by gene bender on August 04, 2011 at 04:31:24 from (207.177.56.53):
In Reply to: Farmall Restoration posted by burowa4 on August 03, 2011 at 19:31:22:
Before buying books just how much money and what place are you going to do this. How are you fixed for tools, lifting devices,heat in the winter electricity, air compressure and the list goes on. If you arent realy up to snuff on mechanics with a good set of tools better stop before you go any further this is an expensive thing even if you can do your own work. Verry easy to get 3-5000 in a tractor even doing most of it your self. There isnt any books that tell you the small things like what do you have to support main frame and the list just goes on. The books are wrote by someone who has never done one and the model you decide wont be covered.
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