KemppiFrog
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I sort of agree, but I look at it as a useful tool, not a collectable. As further above. Prices don't warrant spending lots of time on restoration, unless you are an afficonado, which I am not. So it gets tided up for use and when I get ga ga, Mick can polish it up and show it to other errm, enthusiasts?Please please dont sand blast and spray , there are so few tractors left in their working clothes already , a good wipe over the body work with a oily rag, repair what ever needs doing and use it like that , the other benefit if you decide to sell is it will be worth more in un molested condition..