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Old 12-15-2013, 09:54 PM
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So is there some old school brand of tractor that is 4wd? Old like our IH tractors. I saw this and thought it would be cool but wow very expensive. Thought there might be some old school tractor that might be fun to rebuild.Steiner 430 MAX
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Here is a video of an old Massey Harris 4wd from the 1930's I think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP0rr85QERE
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Wow that is cool. I was also hoping for something more like an older cub size tractor that came in 4wd. Was there anything back in the day that came in 4wd that was built cub strong that folks find and restore?
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If IH built some 4wd cub cadets, could you imagine what they'd be worth now? $$$$$$$$$0000000000000000
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If IH built some 4wd cub cadets, could you imagine what they'd be worth now? $$$$$$$$$0000000000000000
Very good point. Guess even if they did I would have to be looking at someone else's here on OCC
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Yes, there were tractors like that built. But none that are easy to find, or that were made in the US that I am aware of.

There are some pics, and some mentioned in this thread.....
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=28790
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