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Posted by Harold H on November 27, 2004 at 12:35:36 from (205.188.117.13):
While coming home from Thanksgiving, I discovered the carcass of a early O-4. It is grown up in trees & briers and looks like it has been there at least 30 to 50 years. Front wheels with rotted tires still there, grill gone but radiator looks good, hood straight but very rusty, inner fenders on tractor but would require major rebuild, outer fenders and side shields missing, magneto on tractor, carb & manifold missing, it is dual fuel model, shutters gone. It was very grown up so I didn't get to look real good and havn't made contact with owner. If a serious rebuilder is interested contact me off the forum or tell me how to contact you and I will try and find out more about the tractor sometime in the near future. Harold H
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