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Old 12-24-2017, 09:38 AM
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Everybody is showing Christmas stuff so here is what I decided I needed, runs like a top thanks to advice from Jmech.
Has a one point and hydrolics but I have no attachments yet. I haven’t looked up the year but I’m guessing a 1955. Don’t know what the PO did with it to need two sets of weights but I think there is more weight on the rear wheels than the rest of the tractor added together
very nice, very nice indeed....I believe 53 is when they switched to under slung exhaust so this might be pre 1953
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then again, now that I have had a cup of coffee, I believe you have a 1957, mid 57 switched to underslung
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Awesome Terry!! You will have many hours of fun!!! Have a Merry Christmas!
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It looks like a 1955. What are the casting dates ? Fast Hitch is a great tool, but some of the implements can be hard to find. I always look on Craigslist to find them, cheaper than buying from most of the common sources of tractor implements.
Most useful items are the 194 plow, 144 cultivator, disc, and 184 planter (hard to find). A snowplow/grader blade is a fun item to have. Cubs are addictive like Cub Cadets, it's easier to have one for each dedicated implement than changing them out.

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