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Bama Binder

10-08-1999 07:45:45




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I have been having a hard time finding fenders for many farmalls. My understanding is that they were an added cost option. Is that true? If so, that may explain why they are scarce.

Does anyone know of a source for reproduction fenders? Is there any interest in someone providing reproduction fenders?




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Randy McCoy

10-10-1999 14:49:24




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 Re: Farmall Fenders in reply to Bama Binder, 10-08-1999 07:45:45  
I have a set of fenders for a C or Super C. They were stored in loft from 1951 till 1998. Like new, no dents or holes drilled in them. Have been repainted.$250.00cash. you pay shipping.



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Harold H

10-08-1999 10:38:16




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 Re: Farmall Fenders in reply to Bama Binder, 10-08-1999 07:45:45  
Bama,

Fenders were an option on Farmalls all the way through the end of Farmall 706/806/etc production. They were standard when the Farmall 756/856/etc line came out but could be deleted. Untill sometime during 65 only the shell type were available as an option. During 65, at the same time the Farmall 1206 was introduced, the "Deluxe" flat top fenders were made optional for the Farmall 706, 806, and 1206.

Harold H

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Tractor Tim

10-08-1999 07:58:48




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 Re: Farmall Fenders in reply to Bama Binder, 10-08-1999 07:45:45  
My understanding is, they were and option, (I think they're listed as an option in my original H owners manual) cost a little extra and not really worth the price to a farmer trying to get some work done. On the letter series tractors the fenders made it difficult to get on and off, in additon they may have gotten in the way of several implement attachments. Owners soon removed them and they ended up outside the barn or stuffed in a machine shed. (this is what I've been told). I often see them on rusty old work-horses as I drive the country side. I'm sure a guy could get some for a real fair price from the right farmer

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