I'm in eastern ND, my grandpa's uncle who lived and farmed in NW Minnesota bought it new and it has been in the family from day one. My grandpa ran it a lot in his younger days and said it never spent a night outside always parked in the "tractor shed" at his uncles. The farthest field was 3 miles away and it still came home every night. My dad broke that streak about 10 years ago when he couldn't get it started so he and my grandpa pulled it around for awhile and gave up on it until I got to the farm the next day. Needless to say I wasn't happy that a streak (though not a big deal to many) had gone for decades was broken!
If I were closer I'd maybe be interested but I bought another tractor last weekend that I haven't told my wife about so I better pass this time
Still in work clothes and will stay that way as long as I'm alive, there's no possible way to recreate that character/patina.
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