Well back in the day when i was a young pup MOST did come with fenders BUT when you mounted Cultivators loaders mounted corn pickers the fenders came off and set in the shed sometimes they were put back on but most were just left off and they SAT . Also if they were factory mounted with out the extension kit on the FARMALL'S they were a real pain to get on and off the tractor fro short legged little people . I remember the one my uncle had for a short time that had the factory fenders with out the extension kits for what vary little i ran it at the age or 9or 10 i found it hard to get on and off of . A neighbor to my uncle had and M and a H that had the extensions and it was way easier to get on and off of . But during the summer months the H had the fender off and the cultivators mounted , when fall came around the M was put under the corn picker and the fenders came off . every once in a while i have run across fenders setting in a shed that have been setting for many years and the tractor that wore them has long since left the farm . Couple times when i inquired about said fenders i would get if ya want them take them or give me twenty bucks and take the twenty off my bill. I can remember seeing the NEW M'S and S/M's at the dealers that we HAD around here that they all had the fenders on .
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