If you are referring to the last picture posted, that isn't mine. That is actually a Cub Disk Harrow judging from the size of it; and yes, that is a Cub fender. In MY PICTURE of the disk harrow I was asking about, there isn't a Cub fender in it. The disk harrow is also MUCH LARGER than it looks in the picture. I would say that it has around a 20 inch blade on it. They are much bigger than the Super A pull type set I have.
From my Google search, I have never seen another white one either. However, the blue paint like this one has (implement blue from the late 40's and 50's), it leads me to believe it is from that time period. From all of the pictures I've seen, they are yellow or some other color. If the model of the tractor is on the canvas, where would it be located??
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