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Has anyone seen this on a #4 cart?
Hello all,
A friend of a friend just gave me a 124 and a #4 cart. I was doing a little research to see if it was an IH cart (which lead me to discover that it was indeed a #4), and all the ones that I saw had a model number tag attached to the front of the body of the cart. It almost seemed to be a "foil" sticker. When I checked this one again, it is a stamped tag riveted to the tongue area. I haven't been able to find a picture of a similar one. Has anyone seen this before? I'll have to figure out how to attach a pic. |
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Here they are...
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That sure don't look like a # 4
Here is one.
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Now that you mention it, I guess there are a lot of differences. I just picked it up yesterday. Before that, i was comparing the pics on my phone to the ones on the computer...guess i missed a lot of details. There are still some similarities though. Until i remove the paint from the tag, I cant make out all of the digits. Anybody have any idea what it is?
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He is correct, nice #4 cart.
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FALSE ALARM: Darkminion was correct. It wasn't a #4, unfortunately.
Here's what it is. |
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Still looks like a good cart.....one you can leave outside and not feel bad cuz it's not IH.
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Or you can clean it up a little and sell it. There are people out there who collect Sears and Crappsman stuff.
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That's what I would do.
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I have a Sears trailer that is built like the one in your original photos. It too had the aluminum tag as yours but I removed it before having the trailer sandblasted for repainting. I put the tag away somewhere safe, it's still safe (I assume). |
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