I have been reading some post for a couple of days.
I guess I fit in to the Old Iron Class, and not that young myself been retired 6 years.
I have a 59 model 430 John Deere that was my dads. He bought it in 1964. I rescued it last spring it had one wheel rusted out, got a used wheel and put new tires on the back. Changed it over to 12 volts with alternator, cleaned the carburetor put in a kit and new spark plugs, points, condense, rotor. Front tires
look bad but they are still holding air.
I also have a 1977 Wheel Horse that I bought new, and a Troy Bilt Horse tiller.
I'am located 25 miles North of Charlotte, NC .
I guess I fit in to the Old Iron Class, and not that young myself been retired 6 years.
I have a 59 model 430 John Deere that was my dads. He bought it in 1964. I rescued it last spring it had one wheel rusted out, got a used wheel and put new tires on the back. Changed it over to 12 volts with alternator, cleaned the carburetor put in a kit and new spark plugs, points, condense, rotor. Front tires
look bad but they are still holding air.
I also have a 1977 Wheel Horse that I bought new, and a Troy Bilt Horse tiller.
I'am located 25 miles North of Charlotte, NC .
