Sorry, but Illinois did not require fenders on tractors. Wasn't till about '63/'64 that most tractors started having fenders. But not every tractor after then had fenders. You could tell which tractors they mounted the picker on, NFE and no fenders. Dad kept messing around modifying fenders to fit on my '39 H and '54 SH, came off an 8N Ford. He had some fenders off a Minneapolis-Moline, big wide round full coverage fenders he put on the Super M-TA when I first started doing fieldwork. They didn't stay around long. The 4010 Dad bought December of '63 had WFE, and 11Lx15 frt tires, Year-A-Round made front fenders, Dad put a set on, then took them right off to mount the frt cultivator, then put them on again, about 2 years of that and they got stuck back in a corner of the shop.
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