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Black Dragon replied to the thread New to tractors.My BIL talked to his cousin and found out he has their grandfather's John Deere 50. The cousin wanted to get it restored but the... -
That changes the ground rules quite a bit from a previous land owner abandoning a tractor. In that case, I would still decline any...
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I would suggest you just get running as mentioned to See if it moves . But would not by any means put more money into it till you have...
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Black Dragon replied to the thread New to tractors.I wont take on the project unless she hands over ownership to me. I will agree that IF I ever sell it (which I don't plan on doing) she...
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Rustred, we have gone pretty far afield from any useful comments for Black Dragon. I certainly don't disagree with your general...
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This is where I'd start. If you can get it running without a lot of effort, do that first. After that, you can take it one step at a...
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Off to a nice addition with the cultivators on it . Got hillers also . Does he have the rear mounts Cultivators? forgot To mention ,does...
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It has already been repainted, probably at least twice. Another paint job won't loose any originality.
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you have over 2k in new tires for it. do the mechanical , get it running good , straighten the grill up and thats good. wash it down oil...
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About all I see here is downsides. The tractor itself looks like a major hack job. The alternator appears to have no brace to hold the...
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nice tractor , the way it is. Just get it to run . take the plugs out shoot some mystery oil into the cylinders . Turn it over with the...
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Black Dragon replied to the thread New to tractors.Bob, the owner, said it ran when he "parked it there 5 years ago". I haven't tried to hand turn the engine but will try it when I get to...
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The condition it is in is rather tragic in that the tires are all going to need to be replaced. With mounting and the tires, the rears...
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Black Dragon replied to the thread New to tractors.I saw a post somewherr that stated there were 3 levels of restoration. In short A. Every nut and bolt matched year and make. (Showroom...
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First off, the term "restoration" would need to be defined. If it is to be a true restoration to "as new" somebody better have some...
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