The C needs crank work and bearings. The B has them and needs other work. Alot more then the C needs. My thought here is, could i take the in round crankshaft from the B and put it in the C?? This way, one tractor would run, and i could do other things that need done to the B while the new bearings come in for it, and while the crankshaft was ground, instead of having remnints of two tractors scattered all over the place gathering dust and driving me crazy. Would be nice to fix one then worry about the other instead of doing two things at once
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