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Old 02-02-2011, 11:11 AM
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Congrats on the new O. The engine might be from an old Sears Suburban. I believe some of them were that shade of blue.
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Old 02-02-2011, 11:16 AM
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Nice going on the save Jude.You would have been better off getting my 122! Not as far.
I see that your "O" had a snow blower on it at one time,the bracket on the dash tower was to engage the thrower.How many "O"s do you have that have the lift rod inside the frame rail? I had a blue motor like that but it was an 8hp on a old leaf blower.I put on my log splitter.I see it was a pull start at one time.There should be holes for a starter on the blower housing.
Nice shape.What year does the serial # make it?

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Old 02-02-2011, 11:36 AM
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Thanks Allen! I may have to bring it along to show it off

Thanks also Adam, an old sears eh

Hey Lew, What's New. sorry, had to say it, I grew up with a local Flooring Co. and there commercials are stuck in my head. That was the main line of the commercial with alot of exaggeration. No more square fenders for me, at least for a while and besides, don't have hardly any room in the shop now. I haven't got any lift rods unfortunately. Looking for a bb36 and rods eventually. Serial # puts it at Jan. 62'. NICE O'
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Thanks Allen! I may have to bring it along to show it off

Thanks also Adam, an old sears eh

Hey Lew, What's New. sorry, had to say it, I grew up with a local Flooring Co. and there commercials are stuck in my head. That was the main line of the commercial with alot of exaggeration. No more square fenders for me, at least for a while and besides, don't have hardly any room in the shop now. I haven't got any lift rods unfortunately. Looking for a bb36 and rods eventually. Serial # puts it at Jan. 62'. NICE O'
If you run out of room can I put the danco back on?
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Old 02-02-2011, 02:49 PM
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Nice Find, Jude

Glad to hear that your trip was safe
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Old 02-02-2011, 05:13 PM
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Nice Find, Jude

Glad to hear that your trip was safe
Duke, run out of room? I have the whole second floor of the barn to fill up yet as it's completely empty I'll just have to move all the decks and throwers,etc. up there until I get the time to work on those.

Thanks William, the trip was safe, barely. Exhausted today from working and then driving 14 hours. Just woke up from a nap
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Old 02-02-2011, 06:25 PM
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great looking O! 14 hours is long. i should have bought a 108 in NY but my mom said NO. It was nice looking and it was 200$. I have no room too!
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Sweet tractor you have yourself there.
Well worth the white knuckle drive I'm sure
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Jude,

Very nice "O" and a great "save!" Good to know that your trip was relatively uneventful. I have to agree with Zippy, definitely worth the "white knuckle" drive!
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Old 02-02-2011, 09:07 PM
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Thanks Guys It was a long strange trip. The drive was white knuckle at times especially on the way home, but so worthwhile as it's the nicest O' I own now.
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