Tracy Brown
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I buy older tractors to part out and got this in today. It is straight as an arrow. I was wondering if the LP & tricycle was a rare tractor. I hate to part it if it is an oddball.
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miner09
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- Pattonville Texas
The 50 was the first factory LP. I would say it was worth keeping. I have a F-40 that was a proto-type LPG. They built 15 of these. Where are you located?
miner09
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- Pattonville Texas
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Loacated in Fulton, MS 38843
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