Posted by Used-to-be-Iowa-Dave on December 26, 2012 at 06:59:57 from (97.125.247.143):
In Reply to: The Shop I Found posted by Altmodisch on December 25, 2012 at 12:45:54:
My uncle runs a shop. All the broken down ag machinery for miles around comes to his place. Years back he converted my B Allis to 12 volt. Completely re-wired the tractor and fabricated a bracket for the alternator he painstakingly dismantled to get the correct pulley on. Charged me $35 and apologized while doing it, saying, "parts are so high these days". I made him take $50 and still felt bad. Best thing you can do for guys like that is stop in and say "hi" once in awhile, send em a Christmas card, and bring them some more work-it"s what they really love.
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