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Re: What Weird or Unique Farmall's Have You Seen or Made?


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Posted by Wardner on December 19, 2010 at 11:01:41 from (4.154.249.100):

In Reply to: What Weird or Unique Farmall's Have You Seen or Made? posted by Stephen McCoy on December 19, 2010 at 07:32:44:

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Here's a H that would look nice parked next to your crawler. The owner rolls lawns in the springtime.

I like modifications and any creative effort. It's even better when when IH parts are used. I probably would've used a four port "hand pump" steering valve, two cylinders, and a steering wheel to control the steering. But nevermind, I really like your tractor.

The way I see it, there aren't that many IH rarities. I can go to a tractor show and come away without seeing anything unusual. I'll walk right by 100 H's all lined up and wonder why these owners went to the trouble to display their tractors. Show me something different and now we have something to talk about.

I am currently working on a W-400-LP that will have the following non stock attachments:

Rear Fast Hitch
Front articulated Fast Hitch
Front PTO
Two left side PTOs
Hydro-static steering
Right side 30CFM air compressor. 10 KW generator. Both driven from belt pulley gearbox.
SS soda fountain plugged into front hitch
Refrigerator and water tank plugged into rear hitch
6-10 salt/ice ice cream freezers
Hot water heat exchanger
Ice crusher driven from front PTO
Rotating lighted signage
Six IH hydrauic valves
Air shifted IPTO for remote operation
Maybe a small pressure washer too.

If I ever get done with this project, I will resume working on my High-Crop W-9.


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