Looks good, must have worked on a vegetable farm in the muck.
I’d say it was parked in a living room !
Looks really nice
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, Steve A.
I'll go along with TOGNOT. I'd also suggest that you have a SERIOUS case of yellow fever coupled with a SERIOUS addiction to wide gauge tracked machines painted yellow.
Once you get the mag. and the steering clutch working, you will be able to HONESTLY say that the tractor is the better for you owning it.
Good catch. Thanks for sharing.
Just my 0.02.
Nice clean looking 5J! Serial #?
20" pads, take her up on the side Hill and shine them up.
Or wait till winter and go sno-shooing. lol
Or wait till winter and go sno-shooing. lol[/quote]
My 5j had 20in pads when I got it, snow Cat for sure. I think that thing would actually float
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