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Posted by H MN on July 25, 2000 at 13:30:42 from (207.115.63.29):
In Reply to: implement color posted by can'tipB on July 25, 2000 at 06:16:26:
Hi Can't tip: There is an implement forum that has paint info in the archives. Do a search over the last year and you will hit much more there. I just went outside and looked at my 1948 culitvator which still has most of the original but faded paint. All is red except: All square 1 1/2 inch beams and all down shanks that hold the blades. This is all blue. Guy Fays's DATA book has a picture on the front cover of a H with the same painted parts on its cultivator. I'll guess that an earlier B has the same but please check further in those old post on the implement forum..hope this helps. It looks nice with two colors. harvey
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