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Cub Cadet 123 is correct about finding the proper style of headlights on other IH equipment; like combines. I'm going give up a secret. IH farm tractors from the early 1960's also have the correct headlights (AND) the same hood emblem that they put on the Original ! So far, I have added three to my collection.
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Cub Cadet 123 is correct about finding the proper style of headlights on other IH equipment; like combines. I'm going give up a secret. IH farm tractors from the early 1960's also have the correct headlights (AND) the same hood emblem that they put on the Original ! So far, I have added three to my collection.
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Sometimes. They look very close, but there are small differences. Ring (band) size is one difference. There are some that have more of a bullet shape cone.
I'll try and remember to take a picture of the two side by side. Master of Lew clued me in on this when I was looking for a replacement for my "O"
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I go it running. Here's some more pics.
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Looking good.
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Here's another video of her running.
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Cool vids and pic! Makes me want another O someday.
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Cool vids and pic! Makes me want another O someday.
I don't know, but finding a 3 point hitch seems impossible. I should have mentioned that this tractor has been in the same family since new. It was passed down from Granddad to grandson.
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You can tell, it was well taken care of.
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Can you guys tell me what paint you use? I need yellow and white or cream for the hood. Also, a good replacement decal?
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