Posted by SuperA-Tx on September 03, 2008 at 07:11:24 from (4.90.54.151):
In Reply to: New 1949 SA posted by old A on September 02, 2008 at 15:18:33:
I enjoyed looking at your new SA. I may need another one so where do you live and what time do you go to bed?
Mine is a 1948 and I like seeing what differances there are in the two. Liked seeing the rockshaft arm that lifts the mower, differant from what I have seen before. Front wheels/rims mount differant as well. Tie rods are the same as 1948 so I guess it was in 1950 they changed them.
No lid for the battery box? OEM has them if you need one. They have the tool box too if you want to add that.
Whoever has this tractor must have kept it inside.
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