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farmsjake · Oct 29, 2011

What do you all think of this restore job over 7000$ into it. It's a 1949.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 29, 2011

Sweet , ahhh your princess Smile
Very well done ! Applause

Rumplestiltskin · Oct 29, 2011

Great job! And with tools like those, you could just about build its twin from scratch.

What do you plan to use it for?

Mark W. in MI

Dave H (MI) · Oct 29, 2011

Looks fantastic. I have a Loboy I just finished and need to get out and take a couple pictures of hopefully this week. Mine took mostly my time and LOTS of it. Spent two years almost to the day.

John M · Oct 29, 2011

Looks good! WHat do you use the extra hydrauils for?

Bill Lisbon · Oct 29, 2011

Nicer than they looked brand new!

Tom Fleming · Oct 29, 2011

Oh my God, looks terrible! I wouldn't think you would want to be seen dead near it. Tell ya what. To help you keep your self esteem, I'll take it off your hands and you can try again.

To help you offset your expenses, I'll offer scrap price for it. Won't cover everything you've spent, but it will help soften the financial blow.

Seriously, great looking tractor. I especially like the rear tires.

mikeintn · Oct 29, 2011

Very nice job, good to see another one made it, if you dont have room I could keep it for you lol. Mike

farmsjake · Oct 29, 2011

Going to use it for show and just to drive around. I have a one bottom plow for it plus a mower and a cultivator. Thank you to all.

DanR · Oct 31, 2011

(reply to post at 04:11:32 10/30/11)

Very nice tractor but you can buy 3 at that price. Probably the one that did the restore job is trying to recoup their money. That will never happen unless a fool comes along.

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