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Posted by Roy Suomi on September 13, 2005 at 20:52:05 from (68.73.190.204):
One of my customers came up with a very strange contraption. I need to know what I'm dealing with.Well here's a description of the beast:The Ford tractor has no steering axle as you would expect. The engine end of tractor is hanging out there in open air. There is a boom similar to a road grader attached to the rear axle, with a tricycle steering gear about10 feet fron the drive axle. The seat is above the dashboard facing backwards toward the tricycle wheels. There is a sweeper attachment set-up that rotates either direction. Has power angle and a raise and lower control. The tractor numbers tell me it's a 1968 era 2000-3000-4000 gas tractor. It works real well. But what the heck is it? where do I find broom parts for it?? Do Sweepster parts interchange? Any help would be appreciated..
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