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Re: shop mule
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Posted by Red Dave on May 22, 2002 at 17:27:30 from (67.242.9.179):
In Reply to: shop mule posted by butch on May 22, 2002 at 16:56:25:
IH sold Farmall A engines and drive trains to a company called Hebard who assembled shop mules out of them. They turned the final drives 90 deg and used different front axles to make them real low. Put the seat in the middle and some other things too.
Kinda neat little things, I've seen a few. Never saw one sold though, so I don't know what they might bring at a sale. They are not very common, so they might bring more than you'd think.
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