[AT] Another "bargain": a Worthington tractor

[Mike Sloane]

Well, I guess the "Cub" PTO adapter was a dud. But I have another "great 
opportunity": another co-worker offered to give me his Worthington 
tractor (which, I gather, is in pieces, but "ran when parked").

According to him, the Worthington is "sorta like a Ford N" but uses an 
assortment of post WWII Dodge/Chrysler for drive train and running gear. 
This one has dual rear tires, as it was used for golf course mowing. He 
also has a set of gang mowers, but I suspect that he wants to keep them 
(for now). He says the sheet metal is in "real good shape", but he 
removed it all to do a restoration. Now it is in the way of other 
projects, and it needs to go.

Now you know all I know about the Worthington tractor. I was unable to 
find any information in various internet searches, so if someone with 
more information would be kind enough to point me in the right 
direction, it would be much appreciated.

He tells me that it has to go, one way or the other: either I take it or 
it goes to the junkyard. So, naturally, I will be taking it. :-) But I 
really wonder how much of an "orphan" it is.

Mike
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Mike Sloane
Allamuchy NJ
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