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Old 12-21-2010, 01:09 AM
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Default Unusual Original markings

does anyone know what these markings on this tractor are for, are they from the factory or p/o put ons , maybe a company or a city owned tractor, just curious? has anyone seen this before. just think its interesting.
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Old 12-21-2010, 01:15 AM
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It appears to be a PO add on. those decals belong to a TD 14a crawler also built by IH. Also the hood is painted yellow where the original color should be white. I wouldnt think Harvester would easily mess up with putting the wrong decals on thier line ups (the two were built in seperate factories), but there is always a chance that a dealer may have or etc, but not sure why. I think the PO wanted to customize it with other IH badges. I must say i do like the International decal across the hood.
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Old 12-21-2010, 12:44 PM
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Cubby, that CCO has been on CL for a long time. Like dieseldan123 stated, those are just the PO (well I guees the O...lol) did to "customize" it. I don't recall what the price is for it, but overall it looks solid..
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Old 12-21-2010, 04:43 PM
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ya i think you guys are right. iv been looking for a parts tractor for a original that a friend from Texas is bringing up to me around the 1st of the year, and found this one. just curious of markings and thought it was different. but this guy wants $300 for it and that a little steep for a tractor that's for parts. ill probably contact the sponsors for my needs as i only need a few .
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Definitely added by a PO.
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