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Re: I 4 with Hough loader
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Posted by rhouston on December 04, 2003 at 13:24:05 from (24.48.67.93):
In Reply to: I 4 with Hough loader posted by Jimmy King on December 02, 2003 at 20:28:40:
I'll give you an answer. I would love to have an I-4 with the hugh loader. Is it rare ?? well it's not hens teeth if that's what your thinking. rarer than some no where near as rare as others. They made alot of them (thousands)I don't have the numbers. you can look the SN up under the w-4 serial number listing. the Engine is same as H. sheet metal is hard to find. between the W-4 I-4 O-4 i think the O-4 is rarest of the three. but they are still slightly common. Hope I wasn't too wishy washy fer ya. problem is rare is a relative term. an ETD now THAT's rare.
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