Posted by RedMF40 on March 15, 2017 at 08:59:51 from (23.30.29.193):
In Reply to: 2 old rare tractor? posted by Danddy1 on March 14, 2017 at 22:09:36:
As other have said, i've seen them at local farm sales, usually bring well under $20.00. I admit I've brought a few home--phase I went through. First one was Montg Wards at estate sale, they wanted to get rid of the leftovers--it had been a long day. Seven bucks. Tickled pink when I got it home and up and running and it actually cut the grass. Ive held onto a couple, hang them from ceiling of my shop as "art pieces." Here is what I find especially funny about these little tykes: The makers decided to put full-size steel tractor seats on many of them--I guess to mentally "Boost" the horsepower or sax appeal in the minds of the people who bought them new.
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