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Posted by molinebob on March 31, 2007 at 19:33:54 from (206.9.80.3):
Just picked up a 1927-1929 10-20 mccormick deering tractor, some one put rubbber tires on it, where can I find a set of steel wheels for it? Not running yet some one stole the carb and mag off of it. Been sitting for over 20 years but it was just rebuilt before the stuff was stole off of it, still turns over so the engine is not stuck. Figured it was a good deal (free). grandpa is getting too old to fix it so he said to come get it and fix it if I wanted to. all of the steel is still like perfect, just needs paint. What is the orignal paint color for these things.
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