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just mount it on the tractor

Must be a 1938 with starter or a CI as the cI had starter optional. Always wondered what bone headed decision did not allow 1929 to 1937 C and CC to not be at least offered with starter? Thats a hefty power steering. Guess once on the thing in morning had to stay on all day as would be really difficult to get on and off.
 
I would leave it like it is, just clean off the worst of the dirt. If someone brought that to a tractor show it would probably draw a pretty good crowd. Anymore I spend more time looking at the tractors in their working clothes and those that have been "farmerized" more than I look at the cookie cutter rows of nicely painted restored tractors that you can see at every show.
 
I like it!!! It would be a real comversation peice at any tractor show.
A great example of makeing what you got, do the job you got to do, with some home grown mods.
Loren
 
That is what I was thinking.. In it,s day somebody really rigged up a bunch of stuff. Been changed to an alternator. Guess it was better than a shovel.
 
(quoted from post at 14:29:50 04/02/16) And they had to cobble it up by putting an alternator on it. lol
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judging from the condition of the hoses and steel, it looks like it was done a long time ago.
 
I see a lot of controls on there. And no seat. Looks like, Oops, bumped the wrong control and broke something is what would happen if I had it.
 
Laugh all you want, but the builder cleaned up the iron pile and did not have a tired back from digging holes and filling them back and grading them flat.
 
Ive been trying to veiw this jewel. My computer is not loading this cl page. If someone has time,please post it here.TIA...MTP
 
Sure I'll do it for you michiganmike...Backhoe, grader, loader........
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Wow, and a whole lot more...I agree with Farmerwithmutt. I think it was used for logging/sawmilling. Cory, Thanks for the picture's, as words could do it no justice...MTP
 
Sometimes you have to do what you have to do to get it done!
This though takes the cake and Icing too.
Stock Like A Rock has always been my motto.
 
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