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pictured as acquired january 2011, and some grey haired guy with a pitchfork
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Jon:

Nice 30. Those are some wild looking fenders. I once saw a 60 that had full fenders that looked like oversized Bishop fenders.

Must be a fairly early San Leandro tractor with the narrow seat and early exhaust manifold. Does it have the solid stabalizer bar or a spring?

Hope to see you at Tulare.

Tom
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Thu, Apr 7, 2011 2:35 AM
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Jon:

Nice 30. Those are some wild looking fenders. I once saw a 60 that had full fenders that looked like oversized Bishop fenders.

Must be a fairly early San Leandro tractor with the narrow seat and early exhaust manifold. Does it have the solid stabalizer bar or a spring?

Hope to see you at Tulare.

Tom
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Machine is late Peoria should have split head engine. Jon
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Thu, Apr 7, 2011 10:08 AM
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Machine is late Peoria should have split head engine. Jon
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At a glance you can tell if it's a split head by having two valve covers. I had this one a few years ago. Karl
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Fri, Apr 8, 2011 8:08 AM
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At a glance you can tell if it's a split head by having two valve covers. I had this one a few years ago. Karl
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looks like goverment job. One guy working lots of people watching and its the older guy doing the work!
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Fri, Apr 8, 2011 9:27 PM
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looks like goverment job. One guy working lots of people watching and its the older guy doing the work!
So Jon whats the scoup, do you have it runing yet? what r the plans, looks like a fun project, Dad and I have a wide 30 project we still have to pick up, looking forward to geting it home
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Fri, Apr 8, 2011 11:28 PM
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So Jon whats the scoup, do you have it runing yet? what r the plans, looks like a fun project, Dad and I have a wide 30 project we still have to pick up, looking forward to geting it home
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I have not had much time to work on it. There was very little water in any of the gear boxes or engine. The engine is not stuck, and is very clean inside, has a deep sump oil pan, a cobbled up waterpump shaft with a homemade mag bracket. Mouse nest in radiator. I am anxious to get it running but disapointed that my belt pulley won't fit this late of a machine.

Was not much of a baling crew, they couldn't get the wire tied before the bale exited the baler.
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I have not had much time to work on it. There was very little water in any of the gear boxes or engine. The engine is not stuck, and is very clean inside, has a deep sump oil pan, a cobbled up waterpump shaft with a homemade mag bracket. Mouse nest in radiator. I am anxious to get it running but disapointed that my belt pulley won't fit this late of a machine.

Was not much of a baling crew, they couldn't get the wire tied before the bale exited the baler.
That's a nice Thirty. I'm glad another one is saved from oblivion. Thanks for showing us photos. Gray hair? Where does the time fly???? GWH
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