PART 2
I ’ve restored dozens of tractors and have developed what I think is a good system that I follow on every project. However, when this Fordson arrived at my workshop, I knew that I would need to tackle things slightly differently from usual.
However, as reported last time, things got off to a normal start, with the tractor being stripped and then sand-blasted. This removed all of the old paint, which clearly wasn’t the original finish as the machine had evidently been restored in the past.
Wheels left on
As I mentioned in Part 1, I’d decided to leave the front wheels on and, as it turned out, was pleased that I had; doing so
