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AMC RULES

...and here's the original Pennsyltucky special.   :thumbs: 

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Trouty56

...and here's the original Pennsyltucky special.   :thumbs: 

Now there is a true Pennsyltuckian......Happier than a hog in mud!!!

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AMC RULES

You did notice I was careful not to use the term...

"rusty clunker" along with that pict Bob?    :popcorn: 

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bean

my '73 8hp that has gone through a few changes.post-5404-0-17747900-1418940568_thumb.jp

it mows(thanks Lane), plows, tows, runs my generator, all with 5hp  post-5404-0-63995800-1418945096_thumb.jppost-5404-0-90393500-1418945315_thumb.jp

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oaktown1987

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AMC RULES

I love that tractor.   :thumbs: 

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Beagles

This was the mower I used when I was a kid to mow my dads lawn.

I got it out of his garage this fall and clean it up a little and it is running great.

It was sitting in his garage for the last 40 years

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bean

This was the mower I used when I was a kid to mow my dads lawn.

I got it out of his garage this fall and clean it up a little and it is running great.

It was sitting in his garage for the last 40 years

nice! :bow-blue:

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prondzy

Heres my 856, found in a shed parked for 20 years, added some gas and a battery, she ran! smokes a little (going to rebuild the motor this spring) other wise just oiled her, painted the seat pan black and let her rip!

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cruisnblue48

Just thought I would throw some pics of mine in the mix. I bought this 1958 RJ-58 from jdogshorseranch about three years ago. I had to buy a seat, one front wheel (the one with the tire on it) and two new front tires but otherwise she still looks much like this today as when I bought it. I have not yet decided if I want to do any kind of restore on it but for now she's keeping the old rusty coat look.

 

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I have posted pics and stories elsewhere on RedSquare about the first Wheel Horse rusty clunker that I ever acquired just 3-1/2 years ago... my dad's original 1962 model 552. It was a basket case tractor with just about everything rust locked on her. It took me three years to get from this rusty clunker...

 

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to a beautifully restored 1962 model 502...

 

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I do know one thing for sure, though. Whether your rusty old Wheel Horse tractor clunkers are preserved as original workers or restored to having them given a new glorious second life, you can be sure there are proud owners somewhere near them. 

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Ed Kennell

:thanks:   Dave, great story and pictures. :occasion-xmas:

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Geno

Nice work Cruisn, good saves too.   :text-woo: 

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