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16 years 7 months ago #15518
by carlsharp
Picked up this little kitty today, as you can see it tried to hide! Engine free, oil clean and dry, clutches and brakes work, tracks rough but serviceable. Bushings turned! It ran when parked about 10 years ago. Has some rare parts on it as well.
$600 PLUS got a Rotovator for the 8N!
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16 years 7 months ago #15521
by D4Doug
Looks good. Not often does any one find anything better.What do you plan to do with it?
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16 years 7 months ago #15522
by catalac
Hi Carl,
The 22 looks good! What is the serial number? It looks a lot like the one I am working on, except my exhaust pipe exits through the lower side panel & your paint looks a lot better than mine. My serial number is 1J2132WSP.
Regards.
Lee
Lee Sorbel-ACMOC Past President
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16 years 7 months ago #15546
by carlsharp
This is my third, and with it I have all the parts I need to make one nice restored, one runner in work clothes and of course the parts tractor.
The last 2 may someday be for sale
s/n 2F4802
CS
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16 years 7 months ago #15596
by equipdriver
What is the deal with the exhaust set up? I think I have seen it before but not in a parts book?
Thanks,
Karl
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16 years 7 months ago #15616
by carlsharp
E Driver, I was hoping someone would bring that up. It looks to me like an orchard conversion that points the exhaust down. Then someone built a stack for it!
Its a good thing, because the can left the stack at some time, and any water that may have got in stayed in that nice 180 degree bend in the pipe.
CS
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