Honey Bee

I don't know if you are still looking for answers after all this time. I stumbled on your message by accident.

I used a Honey Bee in the late 60's and early 70's. I thought it was built from a Farmall A rather than a B. In any event you are correct it had a loader mounted on it backwards. The seat and controls had also been turned around so that the operator faced toward what was originally the rear. Thus, the drive wheels were in the "front". The original tricycle steering gear remained, making the machine an end loader that could turn in a very tight radius. (We used it in a cramped fertilizer plant.)

I think it was manufactured somewhere in Iowa. If you are still looking for information, I might know who has (or had) the original literature on this tractor.