Posted by Traditional Farmer on November 11, 2018 at 17:19:14 from (71.219.7.92):
In Reply to: Re: Sunday Rust Pic posted by Grandpa love on November 11, 2018 at 06:27:08:
Time saver you can go right to work when you need to,maybe like my David Brown 780 tree fell across the hood and fuel tank I bought it with the tree still on it.Beat the hood out best I could and put in a Yanmar plastic 3 gallon tank,have used it to rake hay for about 15 years.About 2 years ago I bought a parts DB 780 with a good hood and tank.But I had kinda gotten used to the way the old DB looked so I'll leave it that way until I need to work on it.Plus its a good conversation piece almost as good as a tractor with the 'wrong' color paint and decals.(LOL)
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