[AT] Was Texas now "alternative" brand tractors

[Tyler Juranek]

Hi Ralph,
On your Mcormic that is seazed, have you tried putting some decel in
the pistons and or the cylinders, and letting it sit for a few months?
On your pull start case, how about getting yourself a battery and
using that battery to recharge the mag?
Just thought I'd give you some helpful hints.
Tyler

On 7/19/12, Ralph Goff <alfg at sasktel.net> wrote:
> On 7/19/2012 1:27 PM, Tyler Juranek wrote:
>> Hi Ralph,
>> Are the tractors that don't start stuck?
>> Or do you just get tired of crankin the livin crap out of them?
>> I don't know if people would agree with me in saying that my 36 JD A
>> is restored.
> One , the McCormick Deering 15-30 was parked about 40 years ago and is
> seized solid. The rest are ok although the DC4 Case is without a doubt
> the hardest starting tractor I have ever had to work with. I call it my
> "pull start" tractor since the only hope of starting it is to pull it
> for a good long while with another tractor in hopes that it might fire up.
> The rest, the Cockshutts, Massey, Case and John Deere are all reliable
> easy starters year round.
>
> Ralph in Sask.
>>>
>>
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