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Re: How come most pics of H's have no fenders?
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Posted by old don on August 13, 2004 at 16:59:21 from (68.253.228.7):
In Reply to: Re: How come most pics of H's have no fenders? posted by Allan in NE on August 13, 2004 at 16:19:14:
Allen, those old IH loaders were a piece of work too weren't they? Now that I think about it every thing we did with that tractor with a mounted tool took hours but I guess vs doing it by any other way was not a good option. I can't tell you how many jobs we did leaving the front set of cultivators on the H during the summer included leaving the rear wheels set wide and trying to rake hay and not having it turn into a buck rake. My brothers and I had had arms like a linebacker after doing the spring barn cleanouts with the old loader and no power steering.Ahhh!! the good old days. Have a good one!
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