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This Red thing, what is it?
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Posted by BLinWMi on March 15, 2007 at 19:27:52 from (205.188.116.133):
OK need some red advice, aunt is in nursing home and left me a barn with an old IH in it. It has 2 to many cylinders for me to know much about it. But I have concluded it is a B or BN, I think. It is narrow front, four cylinder, four speed, no belt pulley, PTO and small shaft with pulley. The operator sits side sattle of the goofy thing. The whole seat and platform are on the right side of the engine. Has a big wide drawbar frame. I have looked all over the thing for a serial number tag and find nothing so I don't even know what it is. It runs good, battery is shot but it starts on 2nd crank by hand. It has a distributor, it looks factory but I kind of figured the tractor was to old to have dist. what ya think this little toy is?
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