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    Posted: 02 Feb 2011 at 7:28pm
Was reading in Norm's book tonight and wondered if anyone had one of the original 4 cyl. 180 gas tractors.  Did any of them survive or were they all changed over to diesel?
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Yes, I there is at least one in existance, it is in Iowa, I won't say there name, I will let them fess up to it...

I guess it has been posted already.

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Matt is right, it is in Iowa, nice looking tractor, It has got a narrow front which looks nice. I would like to find a NF for my 180 diesel, but that is quite unlikely, but have have known of a few of them around.
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Thanks for the link Matt!
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