kcm.MN
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Keith True
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I think I'd be pull starting that one.A crank at chin level doesn't appeal to me.
dr sportster
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Very interesting ! What year might that be?
Phil-mar Farms
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Does he still have it?
flying belgian
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Better then a horse-----but just barely.
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kcm.MN
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Not so sure I'd agree with you on that one. You've got some sweet lookin' horses!!
If it were a choice between this old of a tractor and your draft horses, I think I'd have to hoof it.
"what would it have been used for?"
When they were built they were to replace a horse.
The rear wheels were used mainly for transportation without an
implement attached. Horse drawn implements were connected to
them much the same as you would have attached them to a horse.
If you get a chance, visit Dale Haymaker's [b:59af6371ad]AC museum[/b:59af6371ad] in Paris, IL.
He has one like it or very similar among his 100+ AC's.
When they were built they were to replace a horse.
The rear wheels were used mainly for transportation without an
implement attached. Horse drawn implements were connected to
them much the same as you would have attached them to a horse.
If you get a chance, visit Dale Haymaker's [b:59af6371ad]AC museum[/b:59af6371ad] in Paris, IL.
He has one like it or very similar among his 100+ AC's.
Phil-mar Farms
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Seriously ,could that 6-12 still be at your moms neighbor?
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