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Maybe you're right Leonard;

But.....If I can buy an 8N,running, for $1600,or fix this Hinomoto for that same amount,my labor not included,which would you suggest a person do? I have no quarrel with someone making a profit but the highest prices I have gotten, so far,has been on the internet.It may be to my advantage to just buy a new tractor.At least I shouldn't have to spend any money fixing it each month.

Richard

Hinomoto Tractor
Hinomoto
Replies 9 Post by Richard Stelter

Thanks Jerri;

I have already e-mailed Brent and I think I have a reply from him a few e-mails down from this one.It's not hard to get disgusted when one is trying to get something going so they can do a little clearing on a piece of property.It gets especially disgusting when you've been clearing with a shovel,a rake,an ax and a chain and a pickup truck for over a year because money just won't bloom on my trees.I have got this 2.5 acres looking pretty good,but it sure would be nice if I had a little help in the form of a running Hinomoto tractor. :-) I don't think I'd be willing to spend any money at the tractor dealerships as the new parts are just way to high for me.I am an automotive mechanic by trade,so I can fix just about anything (Except,of course,a broken heart).

Thanks again for your help.

Richard Stelter

Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 7 Post by Richard Stelter

Didn't the Hinomoto's have a lever on the side of the tractor to make the PTO live?..One way the pto was always on and the other way it worked only when the clutch was released?

E2304 Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 8 Post by Richard Stelter