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Like someone said to me years ago, sometimes the jobs that make you the best money are the ones you don't take on.
And how many times have we been down that avenue?Like someone said to me years ago, sometimes the jobs that make you the best money are the ones you don't take on.
That was mentioned trust me,but it was a case of the client CBA,that idea got binnedTbh, wouldn't you be as far on economically to just get a replacement casting? The casting won't be that dear I would think off a scrap tractor and there isn't too much ripping to be done to get to it.
That was mentioned trust me,but it was a case of the client CBA,that idea got binned
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Old WW2 error tractor parts are hard to find, if good ones come up they are lots of beer tokens.
The Lincs Wold Railway have an old ford tractor engine stripped down for the above reason (porosity)its for spares if anyones interestedI think it would be the better, cheaper fix but as always, the client knows best
Aye, but fords of that ilk are plentiful. Many of the engines went porous from that vintage and the tractors scrapped as a result.
Lincs wold railway have an old ford tractor engine stripped down, It was a dec
The Lincs Wold Railway have an old ford tractor engine stripped down for the above reason (porosity)its for spares if anyones interested
It was replaced by a 4d 2712E an excellent engine if your not bothered about originality.Lincs wold railway have an old ford tractor engine stripped down, It was a dec
The Lincs Wold Railway have an old ford tractor engine stripped down for the above reason (porosity)its for spares if anyones interested