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Re: Super H-TA pictures
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Posted by CNKS on February 22, 2003 at 19:20:34 from (207.178.96.214):
In Reply to: Super H-TA pictures posted by Ron Drummond on February 22, 2003 at 13:10:45:
I think most people who have studied Farmalls know the Super HTA was not produced. But, it should be advertised as a conversion, and not the real thing to avoid confusion for those who don't know. This is not a one of a kind, I know of one other one, there are probably several. As for the chassis serial number, regardless of what it is, not much can be done since the tractor is the front of a Super H and the rear of a 300. Actually I wouldn't mind putting together one of those. It would take me a long time and a lot of money. For some reason the non-authenticity of that tractor doesn't bother me as much as someone putting Super decals on a straight H or M, or even painting a H or M red and white. At least the guy went to a lot of work to do it.
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