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OF guys, Just what am I supposed to do with THIS!!??
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Thanks Ed, Plans are to go pick it up this weekend, weather providing, but at this point, it don't look too promising. Sure hate to haul it home in a blizzard!
David Schwandt
That would be a keeper if I won it. Looks like the hood lifts at the front and stands back against the steering wheel ? also do I see some red lettering on the decal in your second picture behind the name Case ? I would like to see some more pictures that show the drive train . It sure looks like a sweet looking tractor for sure . some guys got all the luck .
That would be a keeper if I won it. Looks like the hood lifts at the front and stands back against the steering wheel ? also do I see some red lettering on the decal in your second picture behind the name Case ? I would like to see some more pictures that show the drive train . It sure looks like a sweet looking tractor for sure . some guys got all the luck .
The hood pivots are to close to the steering wheel to stand the hood up. the gas tank is behind the headlights and the oil cooler is below the gas tank. The 1967 and later have the hood pivots at the front. The little black lever below the seat is hi or low range.
I'll get some Saturday when he is sitting high and mighty on the patio deck at our mini-plow day that just tripled in the size of the area to play....er...plow in!!
