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Old 05-01-2016, 11:02 AM
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I`m near 14/69 , southweast side i guess.
I am also glad to meet you. I forgot to mention, I have a red tractor also. But is not of the IHC brand.
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Old 05-02-2016, 01:53 PM
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I am also glad to meet you. I forgot to mention, I have a red tractor also. But is not of the IHC brand.
It`s hard to tell the difference between IHC and CCC on some models. No big difference I guess.... I can fully understand the desire here to collect those oldies . They were a lot of tractor then and even more impressive now.
Don, if you`ve been in FW for a number of years , you can remember IH here in FW, but I guess the product was only big trucks not tractors...
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It`s hard to tell the difference between IHC and CCC on some models. No big difference I guess.... I can fully understand the desire here to collect those oldies . They were a lot of tractor then and even more impressive now.
Don, if you`ve been in FW for a number of years , you can remember IH here in FW, but I guess the product was only big trucks not tractors...
My red one is not a CCC model either. On the difference, especially between 83-85. I look at the SN. to see if its IHC/CCC. IHC, produced the Scout/Traveler and Trucks here in the Fort. I can not rememeber when they quit producing the Scout/Traveler line but the Trucks left in 83.
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My red one is not a CCC model either. On the difference, especially between 83-85. I look at the SN. to see if its IHC/CCC. IHC, produced the Scout/Traveler and Trucks here in the Fort. I can not rememeber when they quit producing the Scout/Traveler line but the Trucks left in 83.
Ok on the red one not being kosher.
I must confess ,when the Cub was down for repairs , I picked up a little black one called Gardenway (Troy built). Never heard of that before, but it cut grass.
I was trying to remember the Scout, I dont think it was fancy but a good seller,something like a Bronco, I guess.
I remembered the 83 pull out because I got the ax the following year at GE. Manufacturing took a big hit in the 80's for this place anyway.
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Ok on the red one not being kosher.
I must confess ,when the Cub was down for repairs , I picked up a little black one called Gardenway (Troy built). Never heard of that before, but it cut grass.
I was trying to remember the Scout, I dont think it was fancy but a good seller,something like a Bronco, I guess.
I remembered the 83 pull out because I got the ax the following year at GE. Manufacturing took a big hit in the 80's for this place anyway.
Frank, I done some engine work for a guy and he did not have enough money to pay the bill. He threw the red tractor in to settle the bill. Gardenway was the company before they became Troy Bilt. IHC had the Scout 1 and the Scout 2, basic engine was the Pontiac iron duke slant 4 cyl, 150 ci's. They also had a 4 cyl diesel engine, in some models. I guess you could say they was the competion for the early Bronco.
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Just wanted to stop in and say Hi....Jerry from Flat Rock,IN
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Jerry, would that be the Flat Rock, around Monroeville?
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Were about 12-15 miles south of Shelbyville,12-15 north of Columbus
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Were about 12-15 miles south of Shelbyville,12-15 north of Columbus
Jerry, the reason that I asked, there is a Flat Rock road running east out of Monroeville, IN towards the Ohio line and at one time there was a berg named Flat Rock, In. out there. You have a mighty fine collection of IHC Cub Cadets.
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Jerry, the reason that I asked, there is a Flat Rock road running east out of Monroeville, IN towards the Ohio line and at one time there was a berg named Flat Rock, In. out there. You have a mighty fine collection of IHC Cub Cadets.
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