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Old 05-05-2009, 07:39 PM
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Default Got the "O" today
Well i finaly met up with the guy that had the o sitting in his drive.I put in a sheetmetal plenum in his evaprotive cooler and he gave it to me on trade!!
Here is a few pictures,She's a bit beat,missing the hood and has a butchered steering but im really glad to have it!!








Came with this blade is it IH??? I belive the front bracket is but not sure of this blade.


Came with this drag,whats the proper term?? harrow??Neat little thing the spikes fold up


here is the steering this steering wheel is welded to a tube that goes through the origial steering tube and has another home made bracket on the bottom welded to it,it dont steer worth a darn and is very limited......still excited to have it!!




No battery box?????........still excited to have it!!!LOL

Maybe the battery box????,what do you guys think???


This one will sit in the corner till Im finished with my other two projects the 123 and 70!Although I will see if i can get it running and start collecting the needed parts....steering column dash tower and hood!!!!
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Old 05-05-2009, 08:11 PM
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Looks like a real project! It's good that it now belongs to someone that can revive it and appreciate its worth.
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Old 05-05-2009, 08:32 PM
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Come on hydro67. Everyone wants to see the serial number. The tractor is probably glad to be away from patch and back to work. When you're done with her she'll have another half century to look forward to.
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Old 05-05-2009, 09:19 PM
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Yes it will be one heck of a project!!!In fact I was thinking of just leaving it alone and just replacing the necessary stuff,steering , hood.........

RPalmer
here ya go ,if I got the right location its a high one!!!!

June/july 1962
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Old 05-05-2009, 09:21 PM
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You got quite a project there, but the key parts are there.

That's a real early non-spring trip blade. Those are kinda rare.
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Old 05-05-2009, 09:56 PM
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congratulations 67hydro

Glad to see you saved another one

They are just cool looking tractors.
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Old 05-05-2009, 09:57 PM
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Nice find! I'm betting that Originals are pretty rare around you.

LMAO, Be careful with that blade, if you hit something solid hiding under the snow it will give you a jolt!

I make no apologies for the Originals being my favorite, once you get it finished you will love it.

If you look around on that harrow you may find a Sears and Roebuck tag, probably made by Brinly.
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Old 05-06-2009, 07:29 PM
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Wow Jason, great find.

You have a lot of goodies there..... non-trip blade, wheel weights, three point, oil bath air cleaner, and the pan seat looks good. The steering box and wheel should be no problem or the hood.

That was the battery box you have there. The battery just sits on those two flat spots on the pedestal and metal went around it.

Looks like a decent harrow too. Have fun with it, there is something about the OCC's that is just cool. I love how they sit and drive.




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