I finally got my new girl home and now the fun begins. I believe it to be very original and complete, but here are some photos for the experts here on the forum to peruse, let me know if you see anything of note.

She's not a runner as she sits, I got her unloaded but not quite in the barn just yet. Here's what little I know: both engines are free and have oil, pony has compression, but I'm not seeing any spark, the pony gas tank is pretty corroded inside and that's about as far as I've gotten. I'll have her in the barn tomorrow and start working on getting the pony running.

If anyone knows of some properly patinaed side panels and cat bolts to go with, give me a shout!

Photos, part II

Photos part III

The old girl looks to be in pretty good shape. Hope nothing major is hidden underneath but should be a fun project. We are jealous you have a PTO.

Hoping for the best, prepared for the worst!

Neil, I do plan to make some videos as I get into it. I'm not sure I "won" yet, my wife is certain that I have lost..... it, hehehe. At least she smiles when she says "you're weird". You like the same things that attracted me to it - I think all the corks are still there, many still with paint.

Outstanding! That’s a beautiful original machine that deserves to be stored inside. Great find and thanks for sharing.

Congratulations on a really nice find. This tractor does appear to have low hours on it and super straight. We are confident that you will have it running in no time! JM