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806 wheatland special?
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Posted by kyplowboy on March 23, 2007 at 01:12:54 from (63.146.226.90):
I am not much of a red paint man but have a question about one. There is an auction next week up the road for me. Guy worked for an IH dealer for 40 some odd years and has a nice line of red paint along with a good bit of small equipment. He has a 806 wheatland special that is real nice looking(sale bill calls it a 826). Went by the place this week to look at an old truck and ended up talking to the man for two hours. He said there were not many of these tractors made. I have never seen one, that I know of. How rare are these? Also if any of yall are up for a road trip he has a western 1066, 826 hydro, 826, and two super C's one wide and narrow each with matching cultivators. Don't think I will be able to make the sale, but hope I do. Thanks in advance in case I don't get back for a while. Dave
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