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    Posted: 01 Sep 2018 at 4:03pm
I recently acquired this steel wheel B. The engine is set, but I have a C that is very rough except for a very good engine that may become a donor, or I may rebuild the original engine. I have both steel wheels with it.
 
 
 
 
 
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Good looking little tractor. All the sheet metal looks straight. Got a lot of potential there.
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The grill is has a jam around the crank, but other than that it's pretty good for a 75 year old tractor.
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Is the starter delete plate still in the hole?
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Is the starter delete plate still in the hole?
 
It is, but I will probably put a starter on it. I have a 39 B and I seldom use it because I have to crank it. I probably won't put a generator on it. I will use a 12 volt battery and charge it when it needs it.
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If it interests you, my b is a 39 with no Genny on the engine. Some one had 1 mounted under the seat, V belt runs off the belt pulley. It was professionally done.
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Nice find!
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great find! the dent by the crank hole doesn't look serious
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Those fenders are different. Are they unique to steel wheel tractors? I haven't seen them before.
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Originally posted by Ranse Ranse wrote:

Those fenders are different. Are they unique to steel wheel tractors? I haven't seen them before.
Yes.
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Fenders, tall breather. What is the sn?
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Yea... fenders and air inlet stack are nice....... and the rear wheel hubs with 4 notches are also time correct.... Why the one rubber tire ?
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

Yea... fenders and air inlet stack are nice....... and the rear wheel hubs with 4 notches are also time correct.... Why the one rubber tire ?
I think they probably changed it over to rubber tires at one time, but I did get both steel wheels.
 
According to some of the neighbors at the auction, the owners had bought the tractor new.
 
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Originally posted by allisrutledge allisrutledge wrote:

Fenders, tall breather. What is the sn?
 
The serial number is B60171, which makes it a 1943.
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Very nice! Congratulations! That is a unique tractor. How many steel wheel versions were made?
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