[AT] Bradley

[Rob Gray]

I found the info below on the web, although I'm not sure if it is 
exactly what he is looking for since the years are not the same, but 
they are close:

*Graham-Bradley General Purpose - *

*The big question is what is a Grahm-Bradley? To say the least, this is 
not a well known brand out side antique tractor circles. The 1937 Graham 
Bradley tractor was built by the Graham Page Automobile Company and sold 
through the Sears Catalog.* *Graham-Bradley tractors with a 32 hp, 6 
cylinder Continental engine sold through the Sears catalog from around 
1938-42. They were much ahead of the time, featuring a starter, lights, 
rubber tires. Graham-Paige Motors Corporation of Detroit first 
agricultural adventure was the model 503 series Graham-Bradley tractor 
sold by Sears, Roebuck & Company. The tricycle model 503.103 was 
introduced in 1938 (Nebraska Tractor Test No.296) and the wide-front 
503.104 in 1939. Production stopped in 1942 and was not resumed after WWII.*


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Spencer Yost wrote:

>Can someone help this guy?   He is NOT on the list so use the contact info
>in the text.
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>Spencer Yost
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>>Do you have any information on a Bradley Tractor sold by sears in
>>1931-1932 It is call General Porpose 
>>Please call me at (608) 931-8346 or e-mail at Jen_n_kyle2002 at yahoo.com
>>thank you very much
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