Posted by Animal on December 31, 2011 at 15:50:20 from (184.6.95.78):
No matter how hard some people try! A friend brought one over a week ago for me to restore, all four tires flat and fifteen gallon of oil in the rear end of this old girl! After three days of draining cleaning and general looking over I got it started today, rebuilt Carb.and distributor and for not running for two decades it did not seem too bad. I did not let it run long because I could not see any coolant in the radiator. I went to drain it and it had a six inch 3/8 pipe nipple that was bent over and smashed shut on the end. When I saw that I shut up the shop and came to the house for the night. It seems as though everything on this poor old tractor is mucked up like this. I swear some people should not be allowed to purchase pliars.
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