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Rick

09-03-2000 21:05:32




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I just purchased my first "old" tractor, a Twin City KTA. In 1935, my great-grandfather purchased it brand new as a plowing tractor to replace his horses. Looking for any and all advice I can get on the restoration of this classic!

1. The intake/exhaust manifold has corroded beyond use. My uncle suggested that the manifold from a MM U might fit....will it? and if so, is the U manifold identical to the original found on the KTA? Where can I find one???

2. Can anyone recommend a good source for parts?

3. The tractor currently has steel wheels on the rear and rubber tires on the front. I have the rims/wheels for rubber rear tires. Did the KTA originally have steel front wheels? Anyone have any photo's of these wheels or a source on purchasing a set of steel front wheels?

3. What are the paint codes for the original colors?

4. Looking for an owner's and service manual, etc.

5. I noticed the fuel tank is divided into two separate tanks, is one for kerosene and the other for gasoline? How does one use/adjust/operate these two different fuels running the tractor?

Thank you,

Rick S

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Dale S.

09-13-2000 16:57:21




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 Re: Twin City KTA in reply to Rick, 09-03-2000 21:05:32  
Rick, Right now on e-bay there is some Kombination tractor manuals.That's what your looking for.I don't know if a manifold off a U will fit,but Don Livingston of Mn. might have a manifold.Ph.507-433-0073 mornings preferred.My Kta has cutoffs for wheels.Hope this helps some.



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barry chorum

09-04-2000 15:40:02




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 Re: Twin City KTA in reply to Rick, 09-03-2000 21:05:32  
rick i have some info about your kta i also have a set of front steel give me a holler barry



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