[AT] Just too gorgeous to pass up

[drupert at seanet.com]

Dean,

Thank you.  Yes, it was the resistor but I am not sure about the good eye
thingy.  When I first saw the SM I thought I had looked it over real well
and made a mental note of all its' blemishes/accessories/missing parts,
etc.  But when I went back to buy it I looked it over again and a Light
Bar Tool Box nearly jumped off the tractor and grabbed me.  In spending
probably 15 minutes looking it over the first time I never saw that tool
box ... well maybe I have a good eye one day and a bad one the next.

In speaking of good eye bad eye I thought I noticed a Fuel Gage in the
Fuel Cap when looking at the photo of your' first SM ... was that my good
eye or bad eye?

Dudley



In fact I returned home just a couple of hours ago from a farming
>> community about thirty miles North of my place where I wrote an
>> active farmer a check for a Super M that his grandfather had
>> purchased new.  Except for the fact that it has dirty and faded
>> clothes on it looks a good deal like your' SM.
>
> Dudley, that sounds like an outstanding machine--congratulations to you
> too!
> Much as I'm delighted with my new acquisition, finding a good one in
> original condition would be every bit as much fun, if not more.
>
> And yes, mine has been converted to 12 volt.  You have a good eye for
> detail--I take it you spotted the resistor?
>
> Dean Vinson
> Dayton, Ohio
> www.vinsonfarm.net
>
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