Glad you posted this. I was just about to post an inquiry as to whether anyone on this forum owns a JD 'H'. In all the time I've been reading this board I don't recall ever seeing one here, although I'm pretty sure that cobbled-up 'John Deere' with the hit-or-miss engine that was shown from Craig's List yesterday was built on an 'H' frame. I can understand that serious farmers might not want an 'H', but I would think that every serious collector would want one.
A few years ago I gave a few dollars for the remnants of an 'H' that had been surrounded by a thicket for many years. I had to saw out a tree that had grown up through the cultivator. Bottoms of the rims were rusted away, the nose was bashed in, and some parts had been cannibalized. I was already debating whether I had the time, money and know-how to restore the thing when I discovered a crack in the block. I sold it to a collector in east Texas for parts.
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