Posted by Bryce Frazier on March 21, 2014 at 19:47:47 from (67.142.182.20):
I am very happy today! Not only did I get my new to me, New Holland 66 home today, but I got to go drive to get it!!!!!! :)
I have had my learners permit since June ish (drivers ed) but I haven't been driving all that much because I never really go anywhere! Got to pull it home about 30 mi with the 95 chevy, a good first experience for pulling a wide load! Now, I know what you are thinking, gosh darn, there is another hooligan on the road, but contrary to what some of you might think, I am a VERY good driver, and have a LOT more experience than the average 15 year old!
Anyway, back on topic... As some of you know I bought this New Holland 66 with a TF-D Wisconsin for $130. The motor turns over and has spark, but the carb was stolen from it (I have a spare). The baler is all complete except for a break in the bottom compressor of the bale shoot in the back, but I think it can be fixed... I am going to powerwash the snot out of it tomorrow, and then I am going to put my good running engine on it, then I am going to see if I can get it moving! Currently, the baler is actually tying a bale (although the bale isn't there??)
I will get some before/after pictures for you guys to drool over tomorrow! :) Bryce
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