Posted by R.w.b. on July 30, 2019 at 06:33:10 from (184.53.32.190):
Dad bought the number 5 in washington when he was discharged from WW II.he bought a 40 chevy coup then bought a new 953wagon gear and box at 1 john deere dealer.then seen the number 5 at another .then in colorado he found a jd spring tooth harrow. Still got all those implements.he said 953 followed like a charm.bet that was a fun trip home back then. He was in army 1 year after war ended he enlisted. src="/cvphotos/cvphoto31 557.jpg">
src="/cvphotos/cvphoto31 558.jpg"> I just use it to mow ditches anymore but im sure i could go mow a 40 anytime i wanted.its been kept up.think i might paint it someday Somebody posted disliking pitman mowers.i perfer them less parts easy for me to fix less cost too
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