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Did you have a chance to look at it in person yet Mike?
Just wondering how you made out..... ![]() Jeff (teet)
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Jeff, I pulled the trigger ($400) on it and I tell you what.. I am VERY impressed. It is HEAVY duty and seems simpler to work on than a CC. I think it may be a better puller than my 1882. 29" tires on the back(supposed to be 27") and 10" ground clearance under the whole tractor! BTW I put the battery back under the hood where it belongs!
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Sharp looking tractor papaglide. Ive never owned a WH but you ve peaked my interest. Congrats.
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Nice score! You'll enjoy it!
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I'm glad your pleased with it. I always liked the simplicity of the old Wheel Horses. Congrats!!!! ![]() Jeff (teet)
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Thanks a bunch! She needs a bunch of TLC and smallish repairs but I am glad I rescued her!
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Great looking WH, Mike!
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