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Old 11-02-2014, 06:48 AM
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Yes real nice, decks look good too. You better finish the first one or it will get jealous
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Old 11-02-2014, 08:00 AM
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Yes real nice, decks look good too. You better finish the first one or it will get jealous
They may need to donate some parts to finish the first one
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Old 11-02-2014, 08:56 AM
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They may need to donate some parts to finish the first one
I'm doing the same thing with my Os. Deck and fenders from one, creeper from another. Always good to have spare parts
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Old 11-02-2014, 05:32 PM
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We got them home.
They aren't to, to bad. The one with the yellow frame is a Aug. 1962 tractor, and the other one I can't find a number. Looked where they normally are, and there isn't anything, not even where there was one that was ground away
Guy was honest and said he had no idea if they run, ran or not. Just that his father started to "restore" and now he is moving to a place where he can't keep the tractors so he is cleaning house. Told me everything was scattered throughout the shop, so he just bolted parts back on tractors.
I have the steering column for the one that was removed, but no steering wheel. Neither one looks like anything special. Both have real nice grills, ones a custom inside out
Also a real nice dash tower that's been blasted and primed. I'll figure out what's what later.
Is there anyplace else to look for the numbers? Anyone know what that springy thing is near the exit chute?
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Old 11-02-2014, 05:55 PM
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Nice find today,that springy thing is to keep your feet away from the discharge chute,very rare and hard to find.Worth $$$$ prolly more than you paid for the load,hehehehe
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Nice find today,that springy thing is to keep your feet away from the discharge chute,very rare and hard to find.Worth $$$$ prolly more than you paid for the load,hehehehe
There is a guy on my local C/L that was trying to sell one of those for a few years and never had it listed for less than $100.
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