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Posted by Philip Anderson on November 17, 2003 at 17:58:37 from (4.76.17.203):
In Reply to: Re: rumley mystery posted by nf owen on November 17, 2003 at 08:29:35:
NF What I am referring to is at the very front of tractor you will see Rumely in raised letters. Under that is a loop that you can hook on to, below that is a inverted ball shape or depresion perhaps to hold a wagon tongue. Look for a flat spot on the edge of the depresion. this tractor is probably a model L 15-25 hp or a model M 20-35 hp built 1924-27. 4,855 model L were made and 3,671 model M were made. My Rumely is a model X 25-40 hp which was converted from a model M. Dad bought it in 1963. Philip
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