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John Dunk

12-06-1998 06:21:01

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Looking for information on Leader Tractors that were built in Chipawa, Ohio. Early 50's. Any information would greatly be apprieciated.

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John

12-06-1998 09:22:39

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Re: Leader Tractors in reply to John Dunk, 12-06-1998 06:21:01

Tractor is a Leader 1XB5 Hercules Engine Ser. # 24126 29 Made Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Tractor did run and am looking for information on restoring.

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Cleo

12-11-1998 18:16:18

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Re: Re: Leader Tractors in reply to John, 12-06-1998 09:22:39

Hi John; hope you'll post the data on the registry at: www.yesterdaystractors.com/registry/htm; that way, we can figger out who's got what, and someting about numbers and serial numbers that are still out here! Hope to see yours soon! Best wishes, Cleo. (I have listed my Leader and Gibson there).

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Don Fales

09-07-2000 17:22:55

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Re: Re: Re: Leader Tractors in reply to Cleo, 12-11-1998 18:16:18

I have just aquired aleader Model 49D. Looking for info on steering gear

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Cleo

12-11-1998 17:56:59

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Re: Re: Leader Tractors in reply to John, 12-06-1998 09:22:39

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Gary Hearn

12-06-1998 18:01:43

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Re: Re: Leader Tractors in reply to John, 12-06-1998 09:22:39

Leader was one of the many companies that entered the tractor business shortly after WW2. They were in essence built off the shelf with readily available components, though they were better than most. As a 1-2 plow tractor and weighing about 2500#, they were ideal for truck farms.

I have owned 2 and there are still a number of them here in Virginia.

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Mark

02-17-1999 19:03:27

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Re: Re: Re: Leader Tractors in reply to Gary Hearn, 12-06-1998 18:01:43

My father has a Leader restored, but would like
to see a picture an origional

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