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Old 08-16-2010, 09:00 PM
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I have a IH wagon or A mini wagon I call it. This is half the size of a #2 and has a slanted back no dump or fenders and tires are soild rubber. I would like to know a year and what it might be worth. Thanks
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First of all welcome to OCC. Need some pictures so we can tell you. Thanks Rich
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Can not get pictures to upload
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I think that's a #3 cart meant for the rear-engine riders. Probably 1970's.
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Sorry for the delay in posting them I was at work when they arrived in my in box.
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HI Restorer:

Yep, it's an IH #3 trailer introduced along with the IH Model 60 Rear Engine Rider (RER) in 1968. While I don't believe that they yet considered "RARE", they are pretty darn scarce... I've got one just like it hanging on the back of my Model 60....I recommend a good restore.

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Sorry for the delay in posting them I was at work when they arrived in my in box.
THANK you very much for the help. They look great I will keep trying to get them on. Need to dig out software to camera. THANKS AGAIN
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HI Restorer:

Yep, it's an IH #3 trailer introduced along with the IH Model 60 Rear Engine Rider (RER) in 1968. While I don't believe that they yet considered "RARE", they are pretty darn scarce... I've got one just like it hanging on the back of my Model 60....I recommend a good restore.

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Thanks for the info. I all ready blasted it and started to paint hope to have it done my the weekend for the show in Dover, PA
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Yep, it's an IH #3 trailer introduced along with the IH Model 60 Rear Engine Rider (RER) in 1968. While I don't believe that they yet considered "RARE", they are pretty darn scarce... I've got one just like it hanging on the back of my Model 60....I recommend a good restore.

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Do you think it was worth $ 100.00
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Restorer: Given the rest of my collection, if I didn't have one, I would likely pay that.. and, someday, I hope to find a #1 which I don't have, to complete the set of numbered IH trailers... but then I have a terminal case of Yellow Fever :biggrin2.gif:

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