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Got an IH Pull Behind sickle mower on Steel!!
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Posted by ITS TRUE ThatOtherGuy on November 05, 2001 at 18:06:58 from (216.93.69.221):
Part of a package deal. Got a 1924 Fordson on steel, turns over but dont run yet, and along with that I got an IH pull behind sickle mower that is on steel and works. Got them both for 700. He said the Fordson ran 4 years ago and he used the IH mower to mow the road side years ago. Its REALLY NEAT!! Now I got a steel wheel Fordson and my Grandpa (Bottom D) has a McCormick Deering 1020 that he restored. I even drove it in a parade up by Lake George and let me tell you the Fordsons steel 'slants' ride smoother than with the 1020s pointed lugs! Of course he only had 1/2 the lugs on so that made it bumpy!
Just wanted to tell you about our 9th tractor! And only 2 yrs ago we only had 2!
ThatOtherGuy
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