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Posted by Tracy Kennedy on December 05, 2003 at 14:21:29 from (63.191.81.50):
In Reply to: Re: Old childs tractor posted by Todd in NC on December 04, 2003 at 17:09:35:
Todd, Thank you also. I didnt even see your post reguarding this till today. I didnt get an email about you reply. And thanks to everyone else who helped. Now I have to rebuild this tractor but there isnt much left to rebuild of it. Im going to have to shear and bend all new sheet metal. Its missing one rear axle shaft housing and both rear wheels themselves. Im just going to have to use the one I have as a template to make a new one. Can anyone find anymore pictures of it other than the one on davidbradley.net ? I cant seem to find any as of yet.
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