kcm.MN
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maybe a Huber??
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caterpillar guy
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Looking at some of the details on the Keck and the rusty one the hoods don't match and the fuel tanks are different. One is rounded and the other is flatter on the sides. Also the Kekc looks to be covered by the hood rather than behind the hood. Just details I see. May be my wrong though.Upon those things don't think it is a Keck.
db4600
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Cat Guy. You?re spot on. It?s tough to tell and while I?ve been around vintage Hubers I?m not familiar with the K-G. The hood is the most obvious, but darn similar. Even the design of the rear gas tank support is similar and the rust picture doesn?t give close detail. That vintage K-G used a Le Roi engine and Huber ran Waukesha. I don?t know enough of either to distinguish.
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kcm.MN
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Found the original pic!
https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/contents/adpic238249.htm
Says it's Huber HK.
When I pull up pics of Huber HK, this is the only one I see with the vertical line on front of radiator. Haven't looked for other differences; was trying to look at obvious differences first.
However, the K-G doesn't have the same profile on inward end of radiator, while other pics of Huber HK's do.
https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/contents/adpic238249.htm
Says it's Huber HK.
When I pull up pics of Huber HK, this is the only one I see with the vertical line on front of radiator. Haven't looked for other differences; was trying to look at obvious differences first.
However, the K-G doesn't have the same profile on inward end of radiator, while other pics of Huber HK's do.
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