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Posted by john in la on June 23, 2007 at 21:00:53 from (70.156.103.170):
In Reply to: 601 questions posted by Bigramjack on June 23, 2007 at 17:24:01:
The 631 and 621 were stripped down versions of the 641. It is in the workmaster class. Yours was built in Dec of 1959. The 631 did come stock with a 134 cu. in. gasoline; LP gas; or 144 cu. in. diesel engine; 4 speed trans; hyd system and 3 point hookup but that is about it. No PTO; proofmeter; temp gauge; drawbar; lights; tools or tool box. All of these items were options so your tractor could have none or all of these items. It should look like this.......
(Thanks to Craig from NY for the use of his picture) 
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