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11-23-2009, 01:41 PM
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Spontaneous Cub Lover in Pa !
Well it's only been a few months and I've been reading/printing all info I can, for which your site gets a lot of credit. Lots of good stuff here. I've always wanted a cool old tractor, wishfully a Farmall Cub or A, but I came across the 147 Hydro and decided that was a good first step into the world of classic tractors. I only have an acre, but mostly I like to tinker with old equipment of any sort. I always say if it has an engine and 2-4 wheels I'm interested. Fully restored a 1963 Vespa scooter and have since started a 1961 Vespa for my girlfriend. The Cubby came from her mom who restores old Farmalls and Ford 8N/9N tractors for fun + profit. Glad to be a part of the site, as I go through my rebuild i will note any key info or tips I pick up along the way. The major task is a wiring harness. I hate to but one since I work at an electronics manufacturer and have any size/amount of wire and connectors laying around. Well that's it for now, the greasy grass covered engine in the basement is calling my name. Thanks again and take care !
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