I hate to see this go for parts

[kj4kicks 151]

The model railroad portion of this thread has been split into it's own topic:

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/index.php?showtopic=3784

Thanks,

E.

[HorseFixer 2,012]

and the expected reply:

That Guy Is...... :imstupid: Well sorry it didnt work out for ya El

Duke

[dgjks6 6]

When I was at the wheel horse auction in Canton Ohio on Thursday, I think I saw a primed Super C - and it went for cheap. I think the guys who got it had no idea. It had the right frame and the 15inch rears. Unless there was something else with 15 inch rear tires.

Greg

[DMESS 24]

When I was at the wheel horse auction in Canton Ohio on Thursday, I think I saw a primed Super C - and it went for cheap. I think the guys who got it had no idea. It had the right frame and the 15inch rears. Unless there was something else with 15 inch rear tires.

Greg

Refracman cleared it up. It was a GT-14 which has 15" rears as well.

[Sparky-(Admin) 19,680]

Looks like the destruction of another hard to find wheel horse has begun . This is the C-195 that got this thread going.

http://cgi.ebay.com/20-HP-KOHLER-Magnum-En...1QQcmdZViewItem

Really sucks to see a complete and running tractor dissasembled and sold off like this.

Mike..........

PS... I think we need a moment of silence here....

[HorseFixer 2,012]

B)

** R.I.P. **

Duke

[kj4kicks 151]

:whistle:

I can only hope he loses his butt on this deal.

RIP Super C

[DMESS 24]

Well......at least it wasn't an 84. B)

[Curmudgeon 28]

I hated to see this one parted, mostly because it's a C-195.

However, I'm going to revert to what I've said many times before. The loss of the one will probably result in the restoration of the many. Which would you prefer? Fewer tractors that are up and operational, or more that aren't? Remember, the ones sitting around waiting for "that part" are more likely to eventually wind up headed to China as scrap.................

[CasualObserver 3,406]

I hated to see this one parted, mostly because it's a C-195.

However, I'm going to revert to what I've said many times before. The loss of the one will probably result in the restoration of the many. Which would you prefer? Fewer tractors that are up and operational, or more that aren't? Remember, the ones sitting around waiting for "that part" are more likely to eventually wind up headed to China as scrap.................

Sorry to see it go, but i agree Dale. You can't save them all. Look at it this way... The Super C just got one more "rarer" and "more valuable"

[WheelHorse_of_course 99]

It is all about Karma

May he mash up his knucles real good disassembling it! B)