[AT] Stumbling along (was Re: email test

[jtchall at nc.rr.com]

Like it or not,  if you acquire a bunch of stuff, you eventually have to get 
rid of it. We're beginning to deal with that ourselves. Unfortunately some 
of it was hard to find and get operative and will be equally hard to find a 
buyer for.

John Hall


-----Original Message----- 
From: Mike
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2014 4:00 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: [AT] Stumbling along (was Re: email test

Thanks for asking, Charlie.

I am still around and read all the ATIS mail. But I am getting ready to
do some serious downsizing. The Farmall 560 diesel has been sold, and I
am trying to get the Farmall Super M ready (the battery is dead, along
with all the Cub batteries and the Farmall 340 battery). I hate to buy a
bunch of batteries, but I can't sell the tractors unless they start and
run. I think I have the 6' flail pull-behind mower sold, and I may be
able to get the Ford 2N out of my neighbor's barn so I can see if the
block is cracked or just the freeze plugs popped. The Ford is the one
with auxiliary transmissions that make it a 10 speed. I think the
International 184 would probably start and run, but it is parked in my
neighbor's bank barn and is blocked in by other machines.

The Case 340 and Ford 860 work fine, and I plan to keep them until the
end, along with the International 240U (for lawn mowing), but everything
else has to go.

Working with only half a brain is tough, but I am stumbling along. The
doctors refuse to tell me how long I have, but I feel OK. So I just take
it one day at a time. I was feeling kind of droopy the last several
weeks, but the nice Spring weather has lifted my spirits.

Best wishes to all,

Mike (Sloane)
Allamuchy NJ

On 4/22/2014 1:44 PM, Charlie V wrote:
> Hi Mike.  Been thinking about you and wondering how things are going.
>
> Charlie V.
>
>
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