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[formariz 12,040]

Gentleman, so many if not most of us in this forum, are addicted and caught up in this "Wheel horse thing". We spend countless hours working on our tractors. We spend countless hours reading and researching about them here trying to acquire all possible knowledge. We spend so much money on these things that if our wives knew how much , many of us would no longer be alive, or worst yet married because of it. Now, this little Frankenstein shows up , and in my opinion creates certain questions that we though were already answered for many years. It also creates in my opinion doubts about something we though we knew to be true . Is that type of transmission really an original wheel horse transmission. Was the wheel horse transmission inspired by this one or others like it? Call me crazy but this now is like someone questioning if your kid is really yours. It never is going to leave your mind unless you do a DNA test.  Is it a prototype? What if so is it doing over there? I think we really need to get this thing to the Dynolab and test its paternity.

So,now that you have an idea on my degree of insanity, Can we get this thing moving? We have someone close already willing to do the legwork it seems, all we need is to commit to it. I will throw the first $100.00 into the pot.

[stevasaurus 23,274]

Koen...how far are you from this guy  and what do you think he would take??  No engine, no fenders, no seat...I do not really see it as worth much...except for that transmission.  Do you think you could contact this guy and see if there are any numbers on the case??  It should have a casting date and maybe a part number if it is Wheel Horse.  

  I'm with you Cas, but let's see if we can find out something before we put $1600 into shipping.  You still got your Skype ears on??