This is what my Fergie is supposed to look like, and will perhaps one day. Nice thing about tractors is that the finish was never that good to start with, and painting it yourself will return results that will be the equal to how they were delivered.
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Roger:
Just wanted to say that I am also into tractors but never had the space to run one. My wife’s hang up besides her E is Willy’s trucks. She has both a ‘47 Willy’s Overland and a ‘54. The ‘47 has a power takeoff so it’s a little bit like a tractor. Any ways have fun with your tractor and be careful as they are easy to turn over if your other than plowing.
Regards; Andy
Morgan Hill, CA.
By Andy on 07.02.05 6:05 pm
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