[AT] Talk of FB groups
John Hall
jtchall at nc.rr.com
Sat Mar 2 04:44:44 PST 2024
I'm in several FB groups. Pretty much I stay out of generic FB stuff.
Most of my groups are old tractors, older farming practices/equipment,
machine shop related stuff (my profession), and UNC basketball (I've
lived in the middle of Tobacco Road my whole life). You have to kind of
test drive the groups to see what the knowledge is.
Typically the narrower the group focus, the more detailed info you can
get. There is a Farmall group that is lacking in a lot places, but I've
yet to find a Farmall M group worth being in. That said, There is a
Farmall A and Super A group (Al Jones) that is excellent. Likewise there
is one for Farmall Cubs that is very good.
i would think there is a 30/40 series group that would suit the needs of
a 2640 owner. As you approach the more modern stuff that covers a wide
range of sizes, you will have to be diligent as to who/what you trust.
I've found there are quite a few older Deere mechanics on FB and those
guys are generally pretty helpful. Again, its social media so you may
have to sift through some horse apples.
John Hall
On 3/1/2024 5:29 PM, Gunnells, Brad R wrote:
>
> So, with the talk of Facebook groups being a good resource, would
> anyone have suggestions for my 2640 Deere? I suppose some general
> question could be answered by the groups mentioned here recently. But
> just wondered if there was something more relevant for a late 70’s
> early 80’s vintage. I guess that’s probably nearing antique status now
> anyway. Hahaha
>
> Also, one for my Ford 801 with Select-o-Speed would be nice as well.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions. Good to see some activity here again. BTW
> I’m not a fan of the Facebook groups as I’ve seen too many experts
> that couldn’t find their ass with both hands. But I trust this list
> and any advice given here is appreciated.
>
> Brad
>
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