Well Todd, funny you should ask. I just opened the bottom of mine and found a piston broken all the heck in one cylinder and need to make a decision on what to do. Mine is a 1957 and the time has come that I could really use it out on the farm for a lot of reasons...but it may be more expensive to fix than it is worth. I would be interested in talking to you about yours.
When I bought mine it was a good running tractor and I paid $1,500 for it. Haw Bucyrus Erie blade on the front (the one with the arched arms that was made for the IH crawlers. Not a ton of people want them but there are a few around who like crawlers. Why don't you give me a shout and we can take this off the forum as it is not necessarily an approved topic.
My email is open on modern view but if you cannot get thru post back here and I will put it in a post.
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