I found a Farmall M for sale that doesn"t look like any M I"ve seen. I"ve just seen pictures of it. It is more of a standard version tractor with maybe 28 in. rubber on the rear with fenders and a loader on it. The back tires do look small for the tractor because of the size of the fenders. The steering rod looks like it angles down behind the fuel tank. The front axle isn"t under the tractor. It says they have everything but the pivot pin. I assume it is wide front end. It may not be an M for all I know. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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