Old. Hi.Pard. Well I do have to take exception as to some things that seem to last forever. Couple of weeks ago, Son went to the freezer to get some meat for supper. and guess what. Yep the freezer quit. Just put in over $250.00 meat. Well what it was , was(no- Not what is -is)lol the molded Cross where the wires come together,He did some modification (worked around the old molded cross(NO NOT THE OLD RUGGED CROSS)lol and now it's back running and cooling. Son caught it just in time when it "CLICKED OFF AND ON" Guess the make.==== Its an I.H Made in 1951 May 24th.Came from the farm in PONTIAC ILL. Thought we would have to look for a new one(SCRATCH AND DENT,lol) But so far, So good. Really made em back then just like our I.H 706 gasser. Keep the faith guys. and keep the old (as long as it can be saved) Regards LOU.
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