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Can you ID this tractor ????
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Posted by Alberta Mike on March 06, 2004 at 19:48:42 from (209.47.89.107):
This is part of a photo from a magazine and I cannot figure out what make or model the tractor is. The top tank of the radiator is cast iron and it has an oval fill hole with a wire hold loop. The oval cap (probably cast) is missing. The grille panels appear to be tin but might be cast iron. The center strip of the grille is missing. The emblem on the radiator tank is cast and appears to be a circle or a "C" with either a "6" or a "G" inside of it. I would guess it is a "C" with a "6" inside but that's only a guess. I can't tell if that is the top of the air cleaner above the hood or some sort of a raincap over an exhaust stack stub. The bottom of the radiator appears to be cast iron. I would guess it is a tractor in the 4-6000 pound range. It is a standard front tractor, one tire is slightly visible. The grille panels appear to wrap around about 3" or so. Any idea of what it might be? The picture was taken in Yellowknife, North West Territories in Northern Canada.
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