I'd say be very careful how cheap you go with the purchase.
It's usually much cheaper to buy more tractor up front, than it is to buy cheap and replace lots of parts later.
An $800 tractor will cost you $3000 to get it to the same condition you could have bought one for at $2000.
Parts are always MUCH cheaper when they're already on the tractor.
Good luck with your project, keep us updated.
I'm restoring a super A with a small group of 4H kids. So I'm especially interested in hearing how you're doing.
We've really just started, but already it's been a fantastic experience watching these kids learn. I try to stay totally hands off, let the kids do everything. Great watching them work out problems on their own.
You're a teacher, so you probably already get that, but even so, I'm sure you'll really enjoy this project.
I can no longer look at an old tractor without thinking of it in terms of how good of a project it would be for the club.
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