Well here are some pictures of my Grand father's TO-30. I could just about cry when I see how rusty it is compared to when he owned it. It never was wet when he owned it. IF he let it set under the shade tree in the day light he covered the hood with an old sheet to keep the sap off it. It will be back to shiny again. Wonder what the head lights are off of?? They are still shiny/chrome. The originals would have been just painted if I remember correctly.
P.S. I also found the original cultivator to it as well. I went over and had a "little talk" with my cousin. HE fessed up to where he had sold it. I went an found it and traded the spring shank one plus some green backs for it. I will have to take one of the boys with me to get it as it is in the back of the fellow's barn. He and I could not carry it out. Two old farts do not equal much work anymore.
P.S. I also found the original cultivator to it as well. I went over and had a "little talk" with my cousin. HE fessed up to where he had sold it. I went an found it and traded the spring shank one plus some green backs for it. I will have to take one of the boys with me to get it as it is in the back of the fellow's barn. He and I could not carry it out. Two old farts do not equal much work anymore.
