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Nice Auctiontime 190XT

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    Posted: 28 Apr 2019 at 9:45am
This isn't the original tachometer is it?  You have to scroll through the pictures to see it.

Here is the to a 190XT Series III on Auctiontime.com that is coming up for sale.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DSeries4 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 Apr 2019 at 9:57am
Not the original tach.  With that tach showing 5700 hours, I wonder how many hours are actually on the tractor.  Has cut up Series I fenders and the front hubs look to have the threads stripped out of them.
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Thanks.  I thought so.  I agree that there are a lot of little things that are odd on it but I don't have a series III to compare.
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Those fenders are the stolper cab fenders from a 210/220. Looks like a pretty good old tractor otherwise. 
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Good looking tractor!
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I have a guess that this tractor had the cab on it that requires the fenders be removed. The deck and decals on the console are in really good shape without being covered up over time. They removed the cab and had to get some other fenders. The lights are wrong as well. Still good looking tractor though.
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I never understood why the Stolper cab on 210/220 used the narrow half fenders, when a 190 S2 &3 used the Stolper cab it still used the flat top fenders. 
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Yea it doesn't look to bad for its age.
One thing that cought my eye, left side, back part of front axle, square piece of metal welded to side. That isn't normally there is it
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