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Re: Wardner / Hugh McKay
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Posted by SuperA-Tx on March 19, 2007 at 20:33:54 from (4.90.15.233):
In Reply to: Wardner / Hugh McKay posted by Mike CA on March 19, 2007 at 15:34:10:
Mike, Why dont you shop around more and find you a good running tractor for your first project. You can find an H that might not be in "perfect" condition but yet it doesnt have to have an engine overhaul to make it run. Sure, you may have to dish out a little more money to get it but in the long run you will probly save more than you spent. I got my SA free but still spent over three thousand on it and I didnt even do anything to the engine. You said you dont know anything about tractors. Are you sure you want to jump in over your head with the first project? I dont know much about tractors either and even less about engines. I know when I am in over my head tho and then I get someone that knows that they are doing and has the tools to do it with. So in conclusion, spend the money up front for a good tractor or you'll pay more in the end. Good luck Mike
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