Posted by GeneMO on June 29, 2009 at 19:52:52 from (216.74.221.185):
In Reply to: 806 mvc gear posted by josh braman on June 29, 2009 at 19:30:57:
Not sure what this looks like, but my uncles and father tore apart an 806 that was in a fire back in the 70's.
There was still grease in the rear end. They took it all apart, coated it with a homemade "cosmaline", basically melted grease. Those parts are still hanging on nails in the shed where I park my grain truck.
They now have a light coat of rust, but look useable.
I am sure you can find the gear, but this makes an interesting story.
My dad and uncles thought they would need these someday as we all ran 806's or 706's. I have my dad's 706, but all the old operators have passed on.
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