kcm.MN
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Cheesehead Fred
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Trying to be an Oliver, but couldn't get the paint to match!
OregonAaron
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I like how the hood opens. That would make life easy!
Oliver 500 Wa
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One thing catches my eye...
The hood is all swoopy and styled, but the fenders are more angular and "modern" appearing. Like different people designed the front and the back.
The hood is all swoopy and styled, but the fenders are more angular and "modern" appearing. Like different people designed the front and the back.
Phil Scarborough
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The rear fenders are angular because the right hand one is designed to be a seat for a passenger. The black painted frame
on the top of the fender is a backrest. Probably not too comfortable on a long trip!! This arrangement is common in
Europe. Phil.
on the top of the fender is a backrest. Probably not too comfortable on a long trip!! This arrangement is common in
Europe. Phil.
MJ in the UK
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The reason why the fenders are angular is because the were designed for sitting on.
These little tractors main use was for cutting the grass with a mid mounted mower
then you took the wife and family to the field with a trailer to load it up to take
back to the farm to feed the cows. MJ
These little tractors main use was for cutting the grass with a mid mounted mower
then you took the wife and family to the field with a trailer to load it up to take
back to the farm to feed the cows. MJ
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