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05-22-2013, 12:03 AM
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Mad wife and 1811 x 2
Last year my dad gave me his 1811 that needed some TLC. Changed all the fluids and greased every fitting I could find. With the help of alot of the post here I got the steering adjusted and everything seems to work just fine.
Now for the mad wife. I've been watching for a parts tractor. The other day I found one on craigs list. Talked the guy way down on the price and he threw in a leaf sweeper to help. When I brought everything home I told the wife I went looking at the sweeper and he threw in the 1811. She said " I was full of *ih*". She'll get over it. The parts tractor is rough looking, mainly do to a really bad seat. Got it running tonight after fixing the carb, float problem. I know you guy's like pictures I'll get some when I get the parts tractor cleaned up a little more. Can I still call it a parts tractor if I keep it running? I may have to find a parts tractor for the parts tractor! This is how collecting starts right! Thanks guys 
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05-22-2013, 07:26 PM
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Ehhh... She's probably going to complain about SOMETHING... Most people do. May as well be tractors!
 "Parts tractors" need to be dismantled quickly around me or they become "It just needs a couple of parts" tractors.
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