lpalma
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Oak, the wheels looked like them but were covered more than halfway with dirt and it was dark in the basement of the barn, no way that was coming out without unloading it.
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mpatterson
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That trailer would be worth doing some work to get outta the barn! 
Brad Kamm
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I could see an IH collector easily paying double or even triple for the trailer in that condition, I wouldn’t blink at $900, just pay up and tow it home
Only half as much without the *Harvester*Sticker on side
of its worth alot more than 500 .
Brad Kamm
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I’ve never seen one for sale, wouldn’t pass up within a reasonable distance, it looks cool and seems rare these days.
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I do have a higher resolution scan but the forum software won't let me upload those. I can zip them up and email to whomever buys that trailer, or to other's that request it. Just PM me with your email address.
I do have a higher resolution scan but the forum software won't let me upload those. I can zip them up and email to whomever buys that trailer, or to other's that request it. Just PM me with your email address.
mpatterson
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VERY COOL Kraig, even has IH sticker on cylinder! Thank you for posting.
1811Cub
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Love it. First one I have seen. The book is dated 12/65. Wonder when the final production of this trailer occurred?
mpatterson
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Were you able to snag this beauty yet Oak? 
Well, you guys talked me into buying it. I pulled it home yesterday with no lights, no tag and one flat tire. I kept stopping and checking the wheel bearing and tire temp because I don't know when this thing was on the road last. It is missing one rear tail light extension bracket but it looks pretty easy to make out of some square tubing. The hydraulic damper still works great on the bed too. Everything else looks pretty good on it. Here are a few more pics.
mpatterson
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mpatterson
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Just curious Oak, besides your 982, what could ypu fit on it at same time?
Brad Kamm
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You made the right decision, these don’t come up for sale very often and this one is in great shape!
Kraig, I would like to receive a higher resolution copy of the IH Number 7 Tilt-Bed Trailer. Please send it to [email protected]
Thank you!
Thank you!
jknight
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Congratulations looks like you found something capable of a lot of uses Even a Kubota B7100 would fit on there.
1811Cub
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The limiting factor with this unit is the recommended payload capacity, which appears to be 1 ton. The trailer weight is 680lbs.
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