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    80" with plough


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    Good find Mike!

    The first pic looks more like a mower, or a tedder than a plough, given the hay lying on the ground,

    Cheers Charlie

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    do i detect that the ute body is a lot smaller?
    ie not as high as a normal landy
    Safe Travels
    harry

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    Quote Originally Posted by harry View Post
    do i detect that the ute body is a lot smaller?
    ie not as high as a normal landy
    Looks the same as mine.
    '51 Series 1 80"
    '12 Defender 90


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    Hi Mike,

    Great photos!

    It's a Mar 1949 on or early 1950 model as it has a green painted chassis, wide transom, spade seats and flat hood bow (all gone by about 10000 into 1950 production).
    Note also the black painted windscreen bonnet rests. They were painted black over the galvanising to stop reflections from the sidelights in the firewall. Later models were just black painted and not galvanised at all.

    Victorian OE registration puts it at November 1949 - Jan 1950 delivery so very likely in the first 1000 of the 1950 production year.

    Bob
    Last edited by bobslandies; 26th October 2008 at 09:42 PM. Reason: Registration info added

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    It's deffinatly a Sythe mower aa plow.

    It has a gearbox on top which is driven from the PTO.

    I have seen almost the same mower in a pic on a TEA20 Fergie cutting hay on our farm in the early 50's.

    That was a very very slow way to cut hay and if it was already dry it was relatively dangerous as well with a low exaust aswell as the sythe used to heat up and spark if it hit a stone.

    Thats a great find

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