Posted by BarnyardEngineering on September 21, 2022 at 04:55:35 from (161.69.123.10):
In Reply to: 1855 ? Oliver V8 posted by jm. on September 20, 2022 at 17:53:52:
It wouldn't have been 18 because those have the Waukesha straight 6, not a V8.
It surprises me how the same basic group of guys get all bent out of shape about a guy wanting to perform a science experiment on a Farmall H engine block, which they made 500,000 of, but scream "JUNK IT JUNK IT JUNK IT!" when presented with a relatively rare tractor, not knowing if there is even anything wrong with it.
Rust sands off. Rims tires and seat are easily replaced.
If it's just for a collection, it doesn't even have to run. Huge plus if it does, but it's not a requirement. Heck it probably will run. You don't need a freshly rebuilt engine for it to sit in a barn.
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