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     Jason Posted From: 64.12.116.131 |
Hello, I have a 1930 12-24 that has the word "LABRADOR" on both sides of the Large fuel tank instead of "Hart Parr". It still has 12-24 there also. I was wondering if anyone knows why? I have done some research and the only thing I can come up with is that the word Labrador means" Farming" in Spanish. Can anyone shed any more light on this issue? thanks, Jason | ||
| Chris Losey (Admin) Posted From: 72.35.56.142 |
In that era, Hart-Parr would often cast different words into the upper radiator tank. I have seen apciture of a New Zealand special that had "New Zealand" cast right into the rad tank. This was common for export tractors it seems. Since yours is on the fuel tank, my first question would be, is the tank orginal? |
