kcm.MN
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Farmall 140 (Honey Bee)
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Adrian Billheimer
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I should not have seen that, now I have another project idea. :>(
If I remember correctly, the gas tank was usually in front of the radiator with top of the tank even with top of the grill. Tank cap in line with the radiator cap, flat side toward grill. It's been a looooong time since I've seen a "Honey B"! Lots of 'em used with small loaders before "Bobcats" in fertilizer plants. Most are now a pile of rust.
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