Not exactly a tractor...

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Merlin in Rushford

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• Jan 18, 2010

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...but definitely pulls like one! This is our 1956 IHC S-120 4X4. My wife and I also acquired last month a 1956 IHC S-100. Now we have a "matching his & hers set"! Now...to pound-out some dents and shoot some paint!
Merlin in Rushford, MN

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 18, 2010

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4wd ? bet thats pretty rare. Nice looking truck.

 

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Steiger

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Great Picture, with that skyline it looks like it ought to be on a postcard. Sure don't make them like they use to. Thanks. Steiger

 

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cadet trooper

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Those dudes could pull like a tractor still can"t figure why the our neighbors down the road quit makin those dogs.

 

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ChrisinMO

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Great looking truck. Wonderful picture, too.

How hard is it to get parts for those machines?

Christopher

 

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railhead

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Great looking truck. One that old and that small that is 4X4 should be pretty rare. NICE. Share after pics.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jan 18, 2010

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I keep expecting to hear Larry the Cable Guy's voice come out of it.

 

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Walterdavies

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Want a bigger one. I this out in the pasture waiting for someone grab it up cheap.
Walt

1956 IHC L170 10,500 GVW
Don't hold me to the L170 I'm hoping I'm correct.
GVW is correct.
Needs tires, bed paint upholstery and some Engine tranny work not sure about mech.

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Walterdavies

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Whoop's that's supposed to 19,500 GVW
Walt

 

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D.B. in Mi.

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Heck, I'd be interseted in the disk.

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 18, 2010

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is that house empty? that is a good looking house. Buy the house and the truck will come with it. fix up the house and sell it, then you wil have some cash to fix the truck.

 

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BDT in Minnesota

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Dent?? How in the world could anyone put a dent in one of those??

 

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Walt Davies

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Give me call I will take all apart and put it in those one size one price USPS boxes.
No kidding I payed $12 bucks for it but you will have to figure out how to ship it or come get it in western, OR
It in pretty fair shape for its age.
503 623 0460
Walt

 

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Walt Davies

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• Jan 18, 2010

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Not with all the junk my wife has I'm lucky to have room to eat and sleep and watch TV.
The house was built in 1871 needs a little paint and some work but we have spent a bundle on restoring it. Its worth around $500,000 with 37.5 acres. Man I could buy a lot of tractors couldn't I
Walt

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 18, 2010

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it is a nice house.

 

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BlaineF

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• Jan 19, 2010

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neat picture should be on a greeting card Thanks for sharing

 

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Dave in GA

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• Jan 19, 2010

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Nice. There's got to be a belt pulley on there somewhere.

 

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1936

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• Jan 19, 2010

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I have some bailing wire that is not rusty for your binders.

 

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Walterdavies

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• Jan 19, 2010

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When I was a kid I once saw an old car that the right fender was completely tied on and held up with baling wire. Must have used ten bales or more to do the job.
Grampa Kennedy thought that if you couldn't fix it with baling wire then it wasn't any good so it got tossed on the junk pile.
Walt