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Posted by jeff schurman on September 05, 2004 at 01:11:17 from (12.160.149.10):
I was given a Farmall M by my father-in-law . I don't have it down here yet , as he still uses it in the winter for snow removal . He said when he is too old to climb up on it then I can bring it home . It is in Iowa , and I live in Illinois , so my acess to it is limited to our trips up to see them . In any case , I plan on refurbishing it when I bring it home . It may need a couple of parts replaced , such as the grill , that I'm sure of . How do I find out what year the tractor was made ? My father-in-law is 75 years old , and doesn't remember what year it was when he bought it . As far as I know , the only distinguising feature it has , is the place where the old hand crank for the starter used to be . My father-in-law said that was an arm-breaker , so he removed it and switched it over to an electric starter . They also did some rigging to add a dual hydrolic control and pump to it . other than the paint being faded and being in need of a good bath , there isn't really much body work that needs to be done . My other question is ; what is the average cost of a complete restoration ? I'm what some of you would call a " city boy " , and this will be my very first tractor . Any help answering these questions would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks !
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