Posted by red.green on December 14, 2012 at 17:24:03 from (76.209.52.231):
In Reply to: Well rats! posted by Baelee05 on December 14, 2012 at 06:33:13:
I have an early 40 M March I think, It has the notch in the deck I was told but don’t have proof that the rear axle bearings deck and seat changes were about the same time. I bought mine years ago with a later seat mounted on it, so I don’t have the original.
I did however design a seat bracket that used the bent pipe type seat frame and the original large hold down bolt it does look somewhat original
When I painted it years ago I found that the casting numbers of one front wheel where years newer. I also found welds on one frame rail leading me to believe the tractor was in an accident or a roll over.
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