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Re: Re: question on the 1206
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Posted by Chad on January 26, 2004 at 18:46:30 from (66.133.189.39):
In Reply to: Re: question on the 1206 posted by Jeremy on January 26, 2004 at 17:34:09:
I found around my area nobody can get new or new old stock metal farmall emblems-your best bet is to go to your local salvage yard and look through the tin. Hopefully there is side tins with the farmall emblem on them still-in good shape. As far as weight, if you run press steel wheels, a narrow front, remove the fenders, front weight bracket (if one on it) and the 3-pt arms you should make it. Seen a 1456 with that stuff removed and it made the 9000. Mine only goes 10,500 with all that on it and 20.8's. Good Luck.
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