Posted by jonnny2006 on October 23, 2007 at 19:32:20 from (67.142.130.48):
In Reply to: Re: old iron posted by CNKS on October 23, 2007 at 17:11:17:
i disagree, it dosent have to be 501, i have seen other first year tractors go for more. my dad had a H that was one of the first 1000 made. it was like 1034 i know it started with a 1 and had 3 numbers after it. it has the smaller pto that needed the adapter. had the earlyer seat, starter switch was operated with the foot. It had a loader on it. by the time I left home the flywheel was stripped 5th gear was worn out, engine would foul plugs after a half hour of running, plus the carging system was toast as someone put on an altenator and cut the hood. my dad GAVE it away along with a modle 45 hay baler. If i would of had my 5 achers and i was older i would of took them. I want to track down the guy who got it and see if he junked it or fixed it up. it also had 1 bad tire on the back that you had to air up daily and two flats in the front.
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