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Posted by Dee in MO on April 07, 2004 at 09:07:20 from (161.130.115.253):
Dear Knowledgeable Tractor Antiquers!
I need help! Questions ... We have a old tractor which has a Graham Bradley plate on it, and Sears Roebuck in letters over the grill top, but has a Chrysler engine with serial plate beginning with T105.
True G-B's have a Continental I know, that is why I am confused when I just read an old post from one of your board's members. So my question is now: do I have a Montgomery Ward tractor built by Graham Bradley (pursuant to the post I am copying below) - or did I inherit a Graham Bradley with a cleverly substituted Chrysler engine? No side curtains, but metal is very good for the neglect it has been through. If my tractor is a Montgomery Ward built by Graham Bradley, does anyone know how many of those exist and how I go about finding out more on this subject?
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old email from this site: "Posted by Chris on March 15, 2003 at 19:23:48 from (204.182.70.237): In Reply to: How many of you all have ever seen a Montgomery Ward tractor? posted by Nicholaus Sowder on March 15, 2003 at 18:03:26: I remember reading about Monkey Wards selling tractors at one time. If I recall they were built by Graham-Bradley. For $600 I would buy it. They are not common. "
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