Posted by KeithPLS on September 10, 2007 at 11:43:27 from (216.109.201.17):
I just bought a 1958 340 utility that appears to be an industrial model. It has since been painted red and white, but there is yellow underneath. Neither the front or rear wheels are adjustable, and it has a shuttle shift. I guess I am wondering if anybody has any general input on this tractor. Is it rare? What did the industrial models come with? Is it worth much? It is an early model #545 which should be a 1958 and the 45th tractor made that year. I am also wondering what the shuttle lever looks like and if anybody knows where I could get ahold of one (previous owner didn"t know a thing about the tractor, thought the missing lever was for a broken TA).
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