Posted by RBoots on September 08, 2015 at 16:49:12 from (173.241.113.102):
Hey y'all, I was out to the other farm today, (where my dad lives, Clinton County) and helped him take care of a few things. I made a new fuel line for hiss Oliver 770 diesel, it had rubbed a hole through it, and then put that on it and we bled it out and used it to pull start my 1948 MD. The 770 dad's uncle bought it brand new, its a good tractor. My MD had been setting for a few years, and recently I have had a little more time as I have stopped, or at least slowed down working on everyone else's stuff. So, I have been getting a few tractors out each time I go over there, running them, getting the ones that haven't been run in a while running. Dad put new tires on the front of his AV a couple days ago, and put his PTO seeder on the back of his Super AV as well so my cousin could seed alfalfa with it. Dad is trying to thin out some of his herd, get rid of the tractors that have no sentimental value, no real value anyway, and ones he just never uses. So, I been spending some quality time with my ol' dad, a good man, the best dad a guy could have, just messing around with our old tractors. Even though he only lives 4 miles from me, I have been working a TON of hours this summer (things are finally slowly winding down), working on other people's stuff over here at my shop (the other farm, Gratiot County), but every time I go over there or go to an auction with him, it makes me feel very good, as I know he will not always be here with me. Anyway, I didn't feel like tossing a battery in the MD just to get it running, I had to replace a cracked fuel fitting on it so it would run, so we used dad's 770 to pull start the MD, 770 needed a workout anyway. In the first picture, the MD (I have a WFE I'm going to put on it, and new tires), and the second pic is dad pulling me with his 770. As dad was looking ahead, I may have been pushing down on the MD's brakes "a little", ok, as hard as I could, just to make the 770 smoke a little. Made my day when dad turned around and smiled, he knew I was just messing around.
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