Good advice. I am headed to Vandalila tomorrow with truck and trailer to look at the one that I found.
This is only the 3rd trip I have made to look at one (1st one still in Illinois as I said before, I was in the wrong state before) and you are right, there are things that I saw on the first two that were just not right and left without it...
It matches everything that I can remember about the tractors that my dad had. Except that it has flat top fenders. I do not believe that flat top fenders where a factory option on a 60 model era machine... could be wrong, but I thought those were like 06 model era??? I know it is only a few bolts to add if someone wanted (like changing wheels on a truck) so I am not completely out, but I believe this is the closest I have gotten in searching in the last 4 years... although the first 3 years were not as dedicated as this one as his 65th birthday is this year and I want so bad to road his machine up to his house and just say here... this is yours... again...
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