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JIM DANDY TRACTOR HELP NEEDED!!!!!!!
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Posted by Isaac on October 22, 2001 at 20:57:07 from (216.29.28.206):
Hey, I hope someone can help me I would be so overjoyed, you can't imagine. Anyhow I had bought a Jim Dandy Tractor about a year or 2 ago. and am in the process of right now restoring it. I think i have traced it to maybe a 1964, close as i could get with serial numbers, if memory serves me right. I am all pretty much good to go, I am painting it 1971 HUGGER Chevy Engine Orange, I hear its the closest, closer than plain chevy engine orange, but my problem isn't with that its with the mower deck. I have it with it, but none at all of the attachments to mounting the deck with, i have the bar the raises and lowers the deck, and two butterfly wing looking brackets off the bottom of the frame, and thats all i got, I can't find info on it anywhere, although the tractor barn (www.tractorbarn.com) has supplied me with lots of info for my tractor, but not the mower deck stuff. i have no idea where to begin to even make the brackets or anything, if you can help, I am a 16 year old who is lost in this project i call my tractor hehe. Thanks Alot Guys!
One more thing you can reply on here, but if you want to do it by email thats even better, but both work fine for me, thanks a bunch Isaac
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