Posted by Dalewhiplash on March 08, 2010 at 18:38:44 from (69.57.199.6):
In Reply to: Re: Oliver Hart-Parr posted by Goose on March 08, 2010 at 18:10:57:
yup...sounds just like it..only mine has 2 front wheels but narrow front. My grandad bought it brand new-i remember him sayin he traded a team of horses and some cash on it. I was small enough I had to stand up and put all my might into turning the thing on the end rows.. I got to use it to pull a drag over planted bean ground to cover the tire tracks. Only it was an 8 section drag with cables to the ends and I didnt swing wide enough-put the drag in the fence and caught a cable with the tire. And pulled a fender off before I could sit down and hit the clutch. I was around 9 years old. After that till 82 we parked it only to run a belt on a speed-jack on an elevator for ear corn. in 82 we drove it 5 miles to the home place where in '90 grampa & I tinkered with it most of the day and pull started it (missed on 1 cyl tho) and I drove it to it's resting spot today. We havent started it since but everytime myself (or my late father) would pass by it in the shop-we would give it a few turns on the crank to keep it frome freezing up. Now I have to move it (and the extra parts) but am looking forward to a tune up/paint/tires and should be good to drive.
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