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	Any Craftsman historians out there? 
	Original Message   Jul 27, 2005 12:47 pm	 | 
	
		
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Does anyone know who the original manufacturer might have been for this old Craftsman tractor? (removed invisable pic) 
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	Re: Any Craftsman historians out there? 
	Reply #17   Jul 29, 2005 9:58 am	 | 
	
		
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	Re: Any Craftsman historians out there? 
	Reply #21   Jul 29, 2005 1:21 pm	 | 
	
		
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	Re: Any Craftsman historians out there? 
	Reply #24   Dec 6, 2005 4:09 pm	 | 
	
		
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The tractore is a 1954 Hiller Yard hand sold through the Sears Fram catalog.  It was made by Hiller aircraft company in Redwood City California.  The cream colored one has what appears to be the orginal power products engine on it.  The red one with the homeade bumper on it is not close to an orginal nor does it appear to have the correct engine.  I have one and a little information but not much. 
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