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Re: David Bradley Tri-Trac
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Posted by Bob Freije on May 25, 2005 at 09:44:44 from (69.217.74.76):
In Reply to: David Bradley Tri-Trac posted by Too Far Gone on May 13, 2005 at 19:47:49:
I just bought a Tri Trac with trailer and a David Bradley brush and wood cutter. I can send you pix. I believe it was the second one made in 1955 according to model number. But no real way you can tell that as numbers were not really kept track of by DB or Sears. They were show tractors totally restored and complete, no implements. If you want to see pix e-mail me, or respond to this note and I will send you what I have. I just got it but would sell if the price is to my liking.
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