I had posted this awhile back. I have been able to hang on to it, but need to go ahead and let it go. Below is from the original post. Email me with any questions. I have a short video of me starting the machine a couple of weeks ago. It turned over 4 times and fired.

We have a 1931 Cat Sixty w/ cold weather package. It is in very good condition. Runs strong. All of the sheet metal is original. I am the third owner. This machine came from Pennsylvania. I have a copy of the sale to the previous owner in 1937. The clutch break occasionally sticks and the carb is burning a little rich. I have a spare carb and carb rebuild kit that is included with the machine. We are selling due to financial need. I have never wanted sell it. I can and will have more pictures and details. Pictures attached were from the ACMOC show in Portland, IN.
$25,000.
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Located near Cincinnati, Ohio
Thanks,
Tyler

Tyler:

I remember speaking with you at the show in Portland. That is a very nice 60 and I am sorry that your family in in need of selling it. I hope you get a good price for it.

Tom Madden

Very sad that you have to sell it I also hope you get a good price for the 60

Hello Tyler, I remember seeing your Sixty, Nice tractor! That was a good parade they had too there but cant find any videos of it. Hope it finds another good home. Gary

This is an extremely nice clean original tractor if memory serves me correctly it has a very heavy hitch setup on rear I believe this was used for a pull grader to maintain roads

Is this machine still available?

&quot;Catmatt&quot; wrote:

Is this machine still available?

Yes, it is still available. I have been unable to respond to some interest, but now I am able to.

S.N. PA13424

The tractor runs very good. It has rare options: cold weather package, high output motor, heavy duty drawl bar.

Please excuse my ignorance, what did they do different in a "high output" Sixty engine? Bore? Stroke? Compression? RPM? Camshaft?

VERY nice Sixty, definitely on my bucket list.

Thanks

Bruce P

i think it was a differance in bore size from a 6.5 to a 6.75 but i may be wrong on this.