Posted by Brent Zappe on January 03, 2019 at 08:01:04 from (104.192.91.200):
In Reply to: What to do with them? posted by modirt on January 03, 2019 at 07:04:40:
When I first got in to tractors restoration there was not such thing as an internet. I to made note where old tractors where and yes did knock on doors and ask people. Mostly the farmers had tractors in a flied so they could use the spare parts in fixing some of there tractors they where using in farming. Most of them would not sell parts. This internet is a important key for guy's like me because I do not waste my time and gasoline in driving around asking for parts to buy. I just go on the internet and locate parts now. the problem lies in a thought like this is the coast of the part. Most big business have started up on the internet with good parts and a warrantee. these places on the internet can get you any thing now in tractor parts and it is not like it was back in the 1990's. Back in the 1990's I had four tractor places listed to get parts from. Now I have a list of 50 places to get parts from including tractor places back east. Every thing I buy has shipping added to it and I do not have to find shipping for it the business does it for me. The problem is you can not complete with this internet. Talk to the people who own those tractors. you know what they will say (I plan to restore it some day) L.O.L. I hear that all the time.
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