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Re: Emerson Brantingham 12-20 tractor
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Posted by Cash Moline on August 04, 2005 at 22:45:48 from (68.53.91.156):
In Reply to: Emerson Brantingham 12-20 tractor posted by steve ,aust on January 06, 2005 at 03:50:55:
Hi Steve, if you get this post still I have a buyer looking for a a 12-20 Model AA, or will consider a rarer Emerson Model D Big 4 Twenty (20) if can be found. I deal privately in and out of the US in rarer tractors so if anyone has one or a lead they can email me with reference to the model or this post at [email protected] or 615-866-1386 Nashville, TN. Thanks.
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