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Allan in NE

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Seems to only affect the front four cylinders tho. :>)

Allan

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Yeah,

Didn't wanna take a chance on getting chewed out again. We all know how dangerous those things are. :>)

Sure hope that goofy thing is still in the air when I go out there tomorrow. :>(

Allan
 
well if you stop posting suddenly we'll have an idea why (evil laugh here). it's to cold to be outside laying on the groung doing that kind of work if you don't have to
 
If you were closer I would of traded you front ends. I have a M with a narrow front. Your gearing this up for a "raker" tractor, aren't you? Man...if you get any more tractors, your going to forget what its like to unhook equipment and pull draw pins.
keep at it.
Hound
 
Keep tellin' ya, when the wind blows out here, IT BLOWS! :>)

Just swappin' out front ends.

Feller in Kansas wanted that original wide and I want a set of 6-bolt 9.5Lx15s and some power steering.

Playin' in the snow, mostly. :>)

Allan
 
Yeah,

Took me a whole hour to get that sucker off of there. Had to have been a factory installation in '52.

Every blessed bolt fought me to the finish. Gotta remember to put the ol' sow back togther one of these days, I 'spose. :>)

Allan
 
I agree on the 2+2. Hang another M on the front and go for it. Dad used to run one when he was younger. Probably pulled more than anything else around back then.
 
Them's some good brakes ya got there...

LOL

Mine looked like that once. The rest of the tractor was in a second pile. All together now, though...

Aaron
 
I sure hope you put some proper cribbing under that front end before working under there I would like to see you get at least as old as I am.
Walt
 
Marvelous idea. A segway on steroids! And a Farmall to boot. You've done it again Allan! Better hurry up and get down to the patent office before someone steals your idea. Dave
 
It's been a few weeks since I checked your progress here. I hadn't heard you finished the Gleaner project and had moved on to something else. Congratulations!

I'll go back a page or two for the finished photos of the Gleaner.
 
I inspected it for essence of cinderblock and found none. Goooood work:-) Jim
I kinda liked the way it looked with the Snows on it. Reminded me of a set of GripSpur tires I got in Amarillo,TX. Jim
 
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