T4 mount is out of a certain southern truck and will be headed to Indiana in the next few weeks I'm guessing to have some bellows replaced.

 

That's just a task, not a project. Aaron doesn't call it a project unless it is in at least a dozen pieces.

 

Its gonna be fun!!! That I know

 

If I had all the money in one lump sum to do it all again it would definitely be a t4 mount system.

Speaking of rototillers we had a few of these kicking around when I was a kid. Talk about throwing rocks or any thing else that got in the way.

 

That looks like a beast!

I sure don't regret the t4 myself. I just wonder how a 369 would do vs my 468

 

Ah yes. I forgot about your kit! Gonna be BA.

You know I was just messin. Lol.

 

Holy crap!! That is one serious rototiller!!!

 

I should try out a 369.

 

There's one way to find out...

 

I can brake it in for you lol
Going camping next weekend...it'll be a perfect trial lol

 

I wonder...I know I'd like to know. If you had them 2s then heck yea!

 

Throw it on there!

 

Ahhh I can't do that. You need to use it first.

 

Man, that's good stuff right there. I think I was about that age when I started handing tools to dad while he was working on the car. It was a '78 Chrysler Lebaron with wood grain on the side! Yeah baby!!

Speaking of rototillers, I don't know if I ever posted pictures of this gem before or not.





A guy at work gave it to me just for getting it out of his yard. Circa '46 if I remember correctly, and it came with some great vintage documentation. I love those old manuals with all the hand drafted cutaways and technical drawings. Man, they just don't do things like that any more.

 

That is quite a unit Nate. The manual for the M farmall I had was like that. Way cool!