Where is everyone #5

I have no idea! Ours looked like that without the I beam axle and fenders. My dad took it in on a trade deal in 1970. It ran hot a lot and no one could figure it out. Ran to hot and was pushed off in the woods. When I asked he gave it to me and we rebuilt it in high school Ag shop. Painted it as well.
Thanks for the posts on them and glad to see some people are still enjoying them.

 

Do you remember if it had a Cast iron grill or a sheet metal grill? DC: cast grill. SC: sheet metal grill. This is a DC with hand clutch... they are chain drive tractors. All shafts in trans are parallel to rear axle not the crankshaft, so you shift side to side not forward and backwards. DC hand clutch on left side..., SC hand clutch on right side.

 

Happy Birthday........Pa!

 

For only 259 cubes they are actually quite stout.

 

Freind owns a towing company..... Driver is fine. Kinfolk always said... Sometimes when you go to far you can’t come back .... Welcome to WV.

Driver was delivering to a cabin

 

Glad he's ok.

 

Has anyone ever wondered what the inside of an air horn looks like?

 

Why hell I could touch bottom on the deep end and the tips of me fingers be sticking out the water.

Wish I had a pool lol I'd swim every day if I could

 

I replaced the diaphragms in the ones on the old brigadier...... Never did get them to work.