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Old 02-19-2015, 03:02 PM
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Yes Mike, It don't get much better than when they start hauling them to you!


Nick, Nick, Nick, You gonna make me go out and BUY a seat cover for a FREE Tractor to keep up with you? I'll start searching for a FREE yellow & white one!

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Old 02-19-2015, 03:19 PM
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Yes Mike, It don't get much better than when they start hauling them to you!


Nick, Nick, Nick, You gonna make me go out and BUY a seat cover for a FREE Tractor to keep up with you? I'll start searching for a FREE yellow & white one!

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Old 02-19-2015, 07:25 PM
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Nice Original Grampie,free with free delivery!
Did it come with a spring assist on it?

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Nice 70
looks like an early one,looks like a thin axle,what is the serial #?
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Old 02-19-2015, 08:28 PM
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Thanks Lew, Serial #9449 and no spring assist but I'm sure I have one here somewhere! It showed up and I shoved it in the shed for the winter.
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Here's my 70 and trailer.
The 70 has a K241AS engine, so it must have been transplanted at some point.
Both were found on Craigslist in separate places.
I like shiny paint, but it's only original once and I'm not sure if I want to ruin the patina.

In the background is a 63 International Scout 80.
Behind the Scout is a 68 International Travelall 4x4.
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1965 IH Scout 80 Champagne Edition
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1955 IH Refrigerator
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Old 02-22-2015, 02:26 PM
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Love it just the way it sits ! I agree, i wouldnt paint it either
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Love it just the way it sits ! I agree, i wouldnt paint it either
Ditto ! Leave it as is.
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I suppose I should post an update pic.

Been working on the latest (Model 70), trying to get it ready for mowing this year. Shortened a few blades of grass yesterday and just working the bugs out of it. Bought it unsure of condition and so far, we know it runs.

Figure I'll mow with it for a while and then most likely, make it purdy somewhere down the road. I likes 'em purdy.
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Old 04-05-2015, 07:28 PM
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Love this thing. This was taken right after pulling a dead tree down today

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Great pic....and I love that you've kept it largely original!
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