I don't know what they may have been original to, but I am sure that the original paint 841 that I was around a lot in the mid sixties didn't have them.Original stickers
Actually I'm not 100% sure either. I have these decals that came with the manual and paperwork that the dealer would give to folks when purchased. My Dad was a Ford dealer and it seems like maybe nobody ever bothered putting these things on. I am going to recreate them with my vinyl cutter and put them on my 800 with an Elenco frontend.I don't know what they may have been original to, but I am sure that the original paint 841 that I was around a lot in the mid sixties didn't have them.
Good for you! I had never seen or heard of an 800 with Elenco until last N-newsletter, and now you have one. Of course anything can be transplanted if a guy really wants to. Did your dad sell them originally with Elencos?Actually I'm not 100% sure either. I have these decals that came with the manual and paperwork that the dealer would give to folks when purchased. My Dad was a Ford dealer and it seems like maybe nobody ever bothered putting these things on. I am going to recreate them with my vinyl cutter and put them on my 800 with an Elenco frontend.
OK I dug out some paperwork Finally and took some pics. Thought maybe would be interested.Good for you! I had never seen or heard of an 800 with Elenco until last N-newsletter, and now you have one. Of course anything can be transplanted if a guy really wants to. Did your dad sell them originally with Elencos?
Thank you for posting, these are so cool!!OK I dug out some paperwork Finally and took some pics. Thought maybe would be interested.
Yes my dad did sell Tractors with these front axles on them.View attachment 124868View attachment 124869View attachment 124870View attachment 124871View attachment 124872View attachment 124873View attachment 124874View attachment 124875View attachment 124876View attachment 124877
Hello Jman , I have owned the Elenco Company for the past 40 years now and have Never seen those Decals . I am still making parts today for the kits . Do you have the decal that went on the Foot Rest / Driveshaft Guard ? I have a partial one of those early water slide decals but it is incomplete and have been able to complete it . There was also a decal that could be used on the glass doors of the showroom have you seen those or did your father have one of those ? Everything else you show looks like stuff I have as the literature changed little over the years . Do you have more than one set of the decals ? I would be interested in a set for patterns also as I have no intention of closing down yet . What state are you located in ? The vast majority of Elenco’s were sold in the northeast, during the 40 years of my business I have had over 400 of them . Elenco was originally in business from 1948-1978 . I bought it in 1988 because there was so many still working in the Northeast and no parts were around for them . Thanks TonyOK I dug out some paperwork Finally and took some pics. Thought maybe would be interested.
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Hello Pat , Since those Decals were printed at a shop in Aurora originally I would bet with 99% accuracy those were originally for the later Cast Axle kits . Elwood had shops in Elwood to begin with them moved to Joliet then to Aurora and finally to North Aurora . Plus if you look at the little operator decal it is for the later kits that have the disengage-able transfer case which came out in Aug 1960 so it couldn’t be any earlier than that . TonyThank you Jman6716 for posting, very interesting to see. I wonder if the Elenco decals you have were not installed as they would cover the Ford decal if installed where shown on the hood side. Have never seen these before, so very neat to see.
Hello Joe , If you look around in the archives you will see my shop phone number listed if not just message me if you need any information . If you have an 840 it’s older than 1957 otherwise it’s an 841 and it’s 1957 and up . Do you have any pictures of it ? Elenco is short for ELwood ENgineering COmpany then corporation . Thanks TonyI also have an 840 Ford with Elanco system, front loader and back hoe. It also has cast rear centers.
The man I bought it from in central New Hampshire said his father had it since the 1970's.
The engine is a ford factory rebuilt and the tractor was painted blue at some point.
Joe
Ford didn't make the 840 before 1957 (which some people find hard to believe). I have a 1957 840 with 19-97 loader and 713 backhoe. It was made just prior to the switchover to the 8X1- Series. My serial number is 144875. I have yet to find an 800-Series tractor with a higher serial number although there are probably a few out there. I'd be interested to know Maineman's 840 Serial Number.Hello Joe , If you look around in the archives you will see my shop phone number listed if not just message me if you need any information . If you have an 840 it’s older than 1957 otherwise it’s an 841 and it’s 1957 and up . Do you have any pictures of it ? Elenco is short for ELwood ENgineering COmpany then corporation . Thanks Tony
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