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Old 03-17-2018, 08:00 PM
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Default RARE 800 with Creeper Gear and Reverser
No pictures of the rear end offered, but if you look from the driver's seat picture you can see the "possible" reverser lever, so I assumed it has a rear pto. Nonetheless, it looks like a nice 800. Just in time for tax returns!!!

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EDIT: Sorry, no reverser......

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OK...I don't see where it says "Reverser"

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That is a rear PTO lever. Reversers didn't have any actuating lever. But no mention of a rear PTO in description, or reverser. Tunnel cover may not be original. Rear PTO was an option on the 800.
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That is a rear PTO lever. Reversers didn't have any actuating lever. But no mention of a rear PTO in description, or reverser. Tunnel cover may not be original. Rear PTO was an option on the 800.
Yeah, I just saw the description and it stated a pto on the tractor......Sorry about the reverser.....

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I find the model 800 interesting to have available optional accessories such as headlamps, and an under drive/creeper gear given the fact that it was built on the economy principal. Regardless, nice to have in one's collection I'm sure!
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Would be nice to know if it has the full complement of 800 only parts that are so hard to find.
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Interesting to have a under drive, given the fact that the model 800 was not even offered with factory lighting. Could be a dealer or owner install obviously.
800 with lights,,, yea, mine were added later,,







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Interesting to have a under drive, given the fact that the model 800 was not even offered with factory lighting. Could be a dealer or owner install obviously.
Lights were optional.
So was the creeper... and rear PTO.
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Lights were optional.
So was the creeper... and rear PTO.
Thanks for not bashing me, Jon! Your not a moron! I will edit my post. I guess what I was getting at was that the lighting on the model 800 was not a factory option such as was the 14/1650's were. I apologize.

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Thanks for not bashing me, Jon! Your not a moron! I will edit my post. I guess what I was getting at was that the lighting on the model 800 was not a factory option such as was the 14/1650's were. I apologize.

Nice to see picts of that nice 800 CAD!
Lol. No, it was a factory option, it just wasn't standard equipment.
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