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60 pieces make a CO-OP tractor

|Published on April 8, 2010

courtesy Norm Fisher

One of the tractor Norm Fisher has restored, a 1951 CO-OP E-3.

I have restored five of our tractors and farm machinery since 2005. I completely overhauled our 1951 CO-OP E-3 in 2005 and 2006: took it apart (60 pieces), sandblasted, primed and put on two coats of paint, all with the help of my son, Barry. Our CO-OP is shown with a CO-OP E15-B sickle mower.

Norm Fisher

Pittsville, Wis.

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