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1920 Waterloo Boy Model N

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KennyLL

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My uncle restored to his tractor about 30 yrs ago. He recently passed away. This tractor hasn't ran for about 10 yrs. Does anyone know what it will take to get this in running order again. Motor is not stuck. Thanks, KL
 
As noted, probably not much. I would put a teaspoon of engine oil in the cylinders to assure lube on starting. Read up on what it takes to prep it and start it. Not
simple, and destructive if not followed. Do not use starting fluid. It may be worth more than 50,000.00 if pretty original and that is no joke. Jim
 
Jim- I grew up at Belgrade, and one day was discussing tractors with a classmate, Dad had recently bought a new 1956 WD45, and I asked Wally what tractors they had. He said a Model B Farmall, and a Waterloo Boy. I had no clue what that was! Often wondered what became of it. His Dad had 40-80 acres, and worked off the farm- pretty unusual at the time.
 
a teaspoon of oil would hardly get the bottom of cyl's lubed, need at least 1/2 a cup in each cyl. need the cyl's well oiled once sitting that long. and a good man on the crank. or just belt it up to another tractor for the first start.
and need someone familiar with the mixer and starting.
 
Thanks for the info. I don't know much about old tractors, but I do believe this one is pretty much restored original parts. I have pics of it but haven't figured out this cite exactly works?
 
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