Startling Find

Boy talk about a lucky son-of-a-gun, your one and what a find even if they aren,t all complete.

Good find Carl. .that's why I like taking the long way home from town in the summer. I "find" all sorts of neat stuff folks have sitting around their farms and ranches. And if they don't want to get rid of something, chances are that they know someone else who does.That was kind of how I found the D4 7U I'm using now, just took a bit of work to get everything to function again.

Real treasure trove, Carl, and highly unusual to find something like this still left these days in the rapidly urbanizing Southern CA area.

Got any more photos of the property and equipment you could post? Thanks.


- Richard

Hey Cat I'm heading up there this week to pay her, take more pics & write down some S/Ns. Also gonna take some lite and root around in the barn some more. If you think there is some gem I missed don't get your hopes up! 😊
I bought everything that was not spoken for except some woodwork tools and air compressors. I will probably take those too as she needs someone to haul off the scrap and I'll aready have the equipment on site.

On that subject anyone interested in this?

Carl,

Grab the compressor, an old workmate of mine once told me,

"It will be handy, if never used"

😄

Any help you can offer with year or other info is much appreciated!

The D2 side tank is s/n 3J8126
The D2 seat tank is s/n 4U905
What I thought was a D4 is an R4! I can't make out the s/n but check out the plate below. The entire engine and pony are disassembled and covered in the shop.

I could not find any s/n, any ideas where to look? It seems to be complete except the carb and PTO. Can you ID the series by the pics?
There is another pic at the top of this thread.

Thanks
CS

Anyone have any info on this?