We had one in the 1960's. We had a side mount sickle bar mower for it. Baled hay with it and an International 45 hay baler. Ours did not have fenders. As a matter of fact I have never seen an H with rear fenders. Many at our local fair each year, none with fenders. I am 71 now and this brings back memories.
@@scrambler69-xk3kv I think a lot of the fenders were removed if the tractor was originally equipped with them. Having the fender extensions makes it much easier to get on and off.
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We had one in the 1960's. We had a side mount sickle bar mower for it. Baled hay with it and an International 45 hay baler. Ours did not have fenders. As a matter of fact I have never seen an H with rear fenders. Many at our local fair each year, none with fenders. I am 71 now and this brings back memories.
@@scrambler69-xk3kv I think a lot of the fenders were removed if the tractor was originally equipped with them. Having the fender extensions makes it much easier to get on and off.
I like it. I want one to restore or already restored.
@@robertrockwell7581 Thanks! You can find H’s pretty cheap. I have more money in tires on this than I paid for the tractor though!