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OK that didn't work here some pics of what we have brought over this year
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a few more from the show try to get afew more later off I phone they take a while to upload
All those 9 series in one location probably slows the earth's rotation. If we get hit by a meteorite, we will know who to blame.
How'd you come up with another dual wheeled I-9? I guess that one is running the factory spacer but there seems to be a wheel weight inside. What size is the rubber?
Doesn't seem like your daughter should be that old yet. I'm referring to the one on your knee, not the one driving the JD A.
Any parts over there or is it meager like the IH Club Meet in Dublin?
How'd you come up with another dual wheeled I-9? I guess that one is running the factory spacer but there seems to be a wheel weight inside. What size is the rubber?
Doesn't seem like your daughter should be that old yet. I'm referring to the one on your knee, not the one driving the JD A.
Any parts over there or is it meager like the IH Club Meet in Dublin?
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Wardner the I9 has 12.4x32 rear rubber it was hard trying to find a set of tires to match the inside one in size but found some they are a little on the small side. A guy in Nh had that I9 and was at the red show in Dublin last summer wanted to know if we wanted another. It has hyd brakes and hand brakes for each wheel kind of different and it might get painted yellow. That little kid was a freind of mine I gave a ride to during the tractor parade not allot of good used parts the vendor section is up though a few rain drops yesterday afternoon and bunch left he tractor does have a weight inside the duals on each side
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the F20 is a 39 as far as I can tell from the # it's new to us someone bought it and it didnt run so we got it off them and it just needed a mag and carb float. Don't know if it is a narrow tread the rear tire are pretty wide and not adjustable other than maybe flippind rims if that is possible it's a nice old tractor
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