Well not likely to show up on your list since it is a one of a kind tractor I built a few years back and have even posted a few pictures of it when I built it. What it is, is the front half of a Farmall B and the back half of a Farmall A. We picked up an A that an old man owned and had a belly mower. He stopped to pick up some brush and the tractor rolled down a hill and hit a tree. It broke into a number of pieces. I had a Farmall B with a locked up engine so I took the A and that B and another B and made my BA. Has the B block with the A parts in it. So from the front back to the transmission it is a B and from the transmission back it is an A. I built it because I had the A-16 sickle mower for the A that I wanted for mowing hay. Hay mowing is all it does and was built just for that. Has 5 tires on it. The narrow side has duals on t so as to make it harder to flip
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