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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Auction Results Eastern PA
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Posted by PeteNY on May 12, 2004 at 15:01:55 from (66.24.114.188):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Auction Results Eastern PA posted by lee on May 12, 2004 at 14:37:15:
Jeff, I saw it on the ads...looks nice, but I already have too many tractor projects; Super H, AC D10, JD B all in the works as well as a 1953 Army Jeep, with a bunch more waiting, so too many tractors as it is. Question though...What exactly is a wide front BN? As far as I know the A's and B's (including BN which were a B with a narrower rear axle) were differentiated by the front axle; B's (and BN's) had either a narrow or single front end, and A's had wides, thus I have never heard of or seen a wide front B or BN, nor a narrow front A. It does seem that your rear axle is narrower than is usually on an A. I would be interested in knowing the serial #, is it real, or a BN that someone added a wide front to, or an A that someone either put BN axles/rear in, or cut. or did IH actually pruduce this variation?
Not being a smart a$$ here, genuimely curious, would love to see it though. For what ever reason I have never been real into the little IH's, but someday might break down and buy a Super A just to go with our Super C, Super H, and Super M. Get in touch, our collection is at my Dad's(Dave 2N) in Apalachin. Thanks. Pete
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