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Old 06-25-2014, 12:14 AM
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Here is another shot
see the resistor for the coil ? below the sticker
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see the resistor for the coil ? below the sticker
Do now. So, what's the total now, 5? Or 6 things?
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Old 06-25-2014, 07:42 AM
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....no real story on the tractor, the guy who owns it now is trying to find the story out. he got it from another collector who knew nothing about it and didn't want it. it came as a deal with some other full sized IH tractors. so he sold it to the current own for $100 a year or so ago. the current owner has 4 cubs and 20 or so full sized IH tractor. he doesn't really know a lot on this tractor and hoping someone might be able to help ID it. he has a 3 digit O and sitting next he realized there was a lot of different things. The O in the pictures is a very High serial number 26,000 or 29,000 I have to look again.

So with the sticker of the engineering department on the side he is just wondering if this was something they were trying ne ideas on to improve the O towards the end before the 70 and 100.

He figured if enough people seen it, someone would know the story.
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If you say so. This packing slip got me to inquire and I contacted the same man. He had it it pulled out of the crate and emailed me pics. Navistar bought most of IH including it's headquarters.

It would appear that per the packing slip, Navistar sold off the CC #1 to another company. Along with 16 other crates.
But might be some sort of sister company to Navistar/International.
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MTD rep was here today and looked at the tractor, asked him what IH cub stuff they had left. will have to wait till tomorrow for the answer as he got a call in the middle of the conversation
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