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To buy or not to buy this Farmall H{s}?
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Posted by Farmall Daddy on March 30, 2003 at 08:49:53 from (209.183.116.209):
Found two Farmall H's in the photo ads, and they are only about 60 miles away from me. The worst one won't stay in 5th gear, and has a clunk noise in the tranny. He said he put $150 in seals in the rear end. Sets outside and looks bad, but could be saved, or become a parter. The other one has good tin, needs paint, runs good, 90% rears, 85% fronts, and there is a slight noise in second gear. He wants $1600 for both. The worst one has a loader attachment on it with new hoses. Could I buy both and use the one for parts, or would it be rather easy, or cheap to fix them both? I was thinking maby swaping second gears in them, then maby put a whole different rear end on the worst one. What would you guys do?
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