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Posted by F20II on March 19, 2003 at 14:41:05 from (208.187.14.155):
I have two of these monsters - getting ready to start restoring at least one them since I have some time on my hands - any comments on the pit falls or advice - they are not running an I beleive at least one has a cracked head which I know what has to be done on that end of it - not cheap to fix but what isn't today - one other thing is that it's stange not to see many pictures of these good looking tractors on the web or even on yt mag. lots of H's M's F20,30's A's B's C's but not even one picture in the YT photo section - I believe these tractors to be some of the best looking series of tractors ever built - they have a presents about themselves that just stands out - Charlie V aka F20II
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