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Charles B Jackson · Feb 28, 2016

This is a 1948. As best I can tell the rear tires are original. The extra seat on the rear was my ideal. I use
it at tractor shows to ride around. I found it in Southern IL. some years ago.

Jaden · Feb 28, 2016

I'll admit my ignorance. How do you steer it?

TimV · Feb 28, 2016

The long black lever--back for right, forward for left, I believe.

Charles B Jackson · Feb 28, 2016

The tall lever on the right steers it. They were first made in Seattle, WA. Later they moved to Colorado as
I understand it. The only implement I have is a plow, however I have seen pictures of mowers, blades and other
parts for use with this tractor.

jeffcat · Feb 28, 2016

Know a couple of folks who have them. The only problem is people just cannot get it through their thick heads is that these are little light duty tractors. So many of these just got beat to a pulp! Lots of repair to a restoration.

mj · Feb 28, 2016

(quoted from post at 18:29:29 02/28/16) This is a 1948. As best I can tell the rear tires are original. The extra seat on the rear was my ideal. I use
it at tractor shows to ride around. I found it in Southern IL. some years ago.

Here a couple more that were at the 2004's Max's Antique Powershow in Delta, Colo. One with a steering wheel (later model?) and one with steering like yours.

Nifty little tractors, for sure!

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