Posted by JSchultzEMS on July 13, 2022 at 09:43:16 from (104.129.207.48):
Backstory: I live next to a single mom, raising 2 rambunctious boys. The oldest - turning 16 soon - has recently gotten into engine repair and general mechanic work through a program at school, and has developed quite the mechanical aptitude. In discussions with him and his mom, he is very excited to help with a more involved tractor restoration. I've assisted in 3 restorations to some level, and am not a stranger in the garage, so we've come together with what will be a long-term "weekend" project. We won't be looking for a complete overhaul restoration, but more of a "working" tractor in need of some love, maybe something with minor engine checks/repairs, re-packing/greasing as needed, sheet metal, paint, etc. The goal is to teach him all he wants to learn about the process while restoring a tractor we can either keep and use, or sell to fund the next project (stop laughing...)
Question: While I know everything will always be a learning experience for both of us, the one area where I am hesitating most is in choosing a model to look for. What are some models to be on the lookout for where parts are still readily available? We are both leaning towards one of the IH models (but which of the many?!) or maybe a Ford 9n? Are there any other popular models to add to the list as we search for our project? Thanks, in advance...
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