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Re: Wierd Frame On McCormick-Deering 0-6 Tractor
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Posted by John M on January 01, 2007 at 07:41:56 from (204.116.139.30):
In Reply to: Re: Wierd Frame On McCormick-Deering 0-6 Tractor posted by D Slater on January 01, 2007 at 05:35:42:
I kinda thought that too, but see the little square peice near the tank with what looks like wires hanging out of it? Thats why I fiqured it was at one time a grader, like the Trojan, but using a 6 series instead of the M,and the tub was bigger or something.The plate over the top of the front appear to be done in a fashion saying aftermarket attachment, instead of something hobbled up.He can always check the engine and chassis numbers/prefixes.
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