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    Posted: 16 Aug 2020 at 8:28am
Got it  home ,someone must of sent this tractor out to a company  that installed forklifts .Seeing it in person you can tell its well built . Thanks to my little buddy Harvey for letting me know and bidding on it at a local consignment auction. Last picture shows foot throttle.

 


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He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.
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He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
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Looks like a cell phone on the steering column,,,oh wait..that's a phone booth!  Could that be the last booth?




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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Unit3 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Aug 2020 at 9:56am
That is going to be a handy little bugger. There needs to be a toy made of it.
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That's sweet! It sure would make carrying the logs out of the woods a lot easier.  And you could bring them up to standing height for cutting up.  Now you gotta get another toy made.

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You are welcome. I should have put a bid or 2 on the D15 Diesel even tho it wasn't correct, but I was waiting on Zach...Harvey
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Lol. The D15 was worth the money for sure with a good running engine but with it being pieced together I was not interested plus the serial number should have had a D at the end of it. The WF with the fork lift is really cool though and is unique. Maybe I can buy it some day lol

Edited by ZachD89 - 16 Aug 2020 at 7:00pm
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I've got a Harlo rough terrain forklift. Its based on a Ford industrial, but I've seen their name on International chassis and a few Deere's all so. Thinking they built on whoever gave them the best deal at the time for base units.
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Is that the hydraulic pump behind distributor ? If it is,  I bet it eats up governor shafts.  MACK
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Mack I told Zack that when he went along with me to pick this up that iI better pull the governor and check  gears.
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Looks like it might also have "side shift"?  Those one of a kind units are a challenge to restore, but so worth the time and trouble once they are done.
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In the early 2000's I attended a farm estate auction east of Peoria, IL.  The family had converted WC's into forklifts.  Lots of new, old stock WC parts that had been removed from new WC's before they were converted to forklifts.  The sale was a walk back in time.  
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well, I LIKE it !!! It's older than me, and I suspect in better condition than a lot of us !!! Can you get in INSIDE your shop/garage without 'modifying' the doorway ??
I'd liek to see it run but undesided if it should be kept 'in working clothes' or 'trailer queen restored'.....

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I think it would be really cool restored. Those 1-of-a kinds are neat to have and restore!
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Very neat unit!  What model year is the tractor?  
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WF = 1939 - 1951
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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