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Re: When Does A Tractor Become A Parter And Not A Restora...


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Posted by Mark - IN. on April 13, 2009 at 20:11:19 from (64.12.116.74):

In Reply to: When Does A Tractor Become A Parter And Not A Restoration? posted by Oliver662011 on April 13, 2009 at 18:55:56:

When you can't find or make parts for it anymore, I guess.

This past Saturday I stopped into Myers on 19 South between Elkhart and Wakarusa in Indiana and took a walk through the bone yard. That place has been there all of my life and I'm 50. And when I say bone yard, I mean like walking through of a spine here, a femer bone there, and bones, bones, bones. But was like a kid walking through a candy store. Olivers, Fords, Allis', Deeres, Masseys, and you name it. Even seen something I never seen before, mostly there, some old Belarus all wheel drive, steel wheels. Not that I wanted it, but it sure was a curious critter with the right side of the block bulging out with a drive pulley on it, almost as the it was super charged and that was intake. I caught them when they were closing and have to go back this weekend when I get home, and will take another walk through that bone candy store, and for the heck of it, take another look at that Belarus. Not that I want anything to do with it, but it sure is a curious looking critter and I want to get another look at that ??? cast into the block with that drive pulley.

How much $$$ and time do you have, can you get parts, or can you craft them?

Good luck young man.

Mark


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