Posted by JGE20601 on May 12, 2013 at 15:57:00 from (68.49.9.168):
Got my Pony out of its winter storage, charged up the battery, it started. On my first day - it split an oil line... so that is my first project on it of the year. I am still hoping to find out about its past. Back when it was about three years old it was turned over, the air cleaner bent up along with the hood. The left rear tire was replaced. It had Firestone R3 turf tires on it originally.. the replacement was a Goodyear Tire R3 usually seen on Farmall Cub mowers. The man I bought it from was looking for a cultivator - he had sold off the plow, snowplow and disk to another Pony owner. All the manuals went with the implements, including the tractor ones as I understand it. It is a long shot - but if anyone recognizes the tractor in the pic, I would like to know. Thanks.
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