i was thinking about a D11 lol!!!

or a best 60 or something of the sorts

Non-existant user wrote:

<span style="font-family:arial black">it's mine!!! Its official, it is now mine! </span>

lcm, it's great to see the rewards for all of your hard work. Enjoy your new possession. Ray

Hi LCM,
good job on being the proud owner of a running 22 tractor.
All the hard work has paid off. No doubt G/Pa was putting you to the TEST to see if you were a worthy recipient. Persistance shone thru and the prize is yours.
Enjoy the fruits of your hard labour.
Cheers,
Eddie B.

since its mine im thinking about implements now lol! what implements did they have that used the pto?

well today i got the gas tank finished and and everything put back togeather and i finally got the loader on and it raises around 10' but the dump isn't too good! so im going to look at fabing something up so it all works better!!! here are a couple pics!!!

Non-existant user wrote:

well today i got the gas tank finished and and everything put back togeather and i finally got the loader on and it raises around 10' but the dump isn't too good! so im going to look at fabing something up so it all works better!!! here are a couple pics!!!

lcm, what did you do to the gas tank? Ray

i used electrolysis to clean teh rust up, it was slow and would of worked better if the water stayed warm and i would of waited longer but it got all of the major rust spots out, because when i was driving it around the rust in the tank would plug the hole in the bottom of the tank and i would loose fuel...

LCM, it would have helped if you put a short tube into the fitting that screws into the bottom of the tank. The tube (about an inch tall or so) will take fuel from above the tank bottom and all the heavy rust will stay be below it. This is an old trick that's been around forever.

You did the right thing by cleaning all the rust out, but that bare metal will rust up again over time. At some point you might consider coating the inside of the tank with some fuel tank sealer (make sure the sealer is alcohol proof, you can't find gas anymore without ethanol added thanks to our government). The sealer will keep the rust from coming back.

i have heard some people say not to use tank sealer so i was just planning on not sealing it and just trying to keep it full or empty! then it will not rust...