Posted by David R Inman on June 23, 2013 at 05:12:41 from (208.54.35.225):
In Reply to: fenders posted by caterpillar guy on June 22, 2013 at 18:34:52:
At Is it just me, or are many of the tractors that never had or lost there fenders when new had stright rear axels? ie Jd A, B, 50, 60, Ihc M, H, C? Cause, now almost every AC ive seen has a rear axel that is[, and as best as I can tell, all the WC Wd Wd45 B C Ca and Dseries had fenders standard. Same for the IHC B. Now, I know my dad always talks about how as a kid, they had to remount the fenders to use the corn picker, yet they always got put back. I also know we have a Wd and a Wd 45 where both owned by the same person new (also the person we bought them from) and they both only have their left fender remaining.
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