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Posted by Jim in Michigan on February 17, 2003 at 06:04:49 from (12.34.44.32):
In Reply to: Model A Ford Tractor posted by Jonathan on February 16, 2003 at 14:03:22:
They are here by the hundreds,,mostly home built kits,,they would weld a plate into the tyractor wheel and bolt it on, also 20 in ch truch tires and wheels were used a lot,, I have a old chevy and a couple of foprds,,the chev has a winch on it made from a car rearend,,,friend has a 40 ford coupe with a columbia 2 speed rearend and 20 inch tires on it, it was used to skid wood and pull a hay rake.I also have a 1920's studebaker that is made into a tractor, has a lift on it for hauling hay to the stationary baler,..Jim
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