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Old 09-27-2015, 07:44 AM
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Some things about this tractor that are good.

But, a shock to my visual senses...

http://parkersburg.craigslist.org/grd/5223767142.html

(to be fair, I have done much worse in my lifetime)
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The IH dealer dad worked for had a Farmall 140 that was painted Duke blue brought into the shop one time. The owner lived in Chapel Hill, NC. Anyone familiar with "Tobacco Road" college rivalries as well as IH will understand how it was wrong twice.
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At least it's only paint. No metal fab required. Simple fix in my book.
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At least it's only paint. No metal fab required. Simple fix in my book.
says it needs a clutch spring too, but that's mechanical wear and tear.
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Minus paint, the tractor is a catch. I didnt see a price tag. But, i could have simply passed over it. The blue was distracting.
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!!!!!!!!!! I figure...maybe...bad ice cube?
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Definitely not the worst looking cub I've seen and it appears to be in good shape and it has a creeper, I wouldn't pay $500 but for $400 I think it would be well worth it.
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Some blue suede shoes, some Elvis tunes and you'd be all set.
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Well.......the wheels and tires look good
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Maybe they wanted it to be a Ford?? Looks a bit like ford tractor blue!

Not a terrible deal with the creeper, tires and looks like it has a rear lift.
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