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I have a belt-driven Fisher Speedcast on my M1009. No need for any changes to the electrical system! Here in the northeast these systems are very easy to come by and are sitting unused but serviceable in many a place. Here’s the ol’ gal in action.

We should call that shade “USDA Green” as all of the LSSVs they use in my area are faded just like that.

What a great find!! Absolutely wonderful to know that this gem has ended up in good hands.

The understatement of the year! :)

There was a factory package called the Chalet. I think they have a dedicated forum somewhere online.

There’s a recent relevant thread going on here

@FlameRed The (anticipated) license plate number should be printed on your validation decals. If you have it, run it here to find out what the status is: https://secure.vermont.gov/dmv/express Scroll down and fill in the form as if you’re going to renew your registration. The next page will...

That was my thought as well. Although just as likely to be lettered at the base of the windshield.

The transaction has happened and the registration is on its way to you. Speaking as a Vermonter.

Better yet...put in an NP205 if you don’t have one already, find a PTO-driven generator, and win. Disclaimer: I know PTO-driven generators exist, but I don’t know how they are hooked up to the vehicle or set up for use.

Did you post your desires here in the forum? I know at least one person in Vermont with a complete Fisher Speedcast setup for sale, and another whom is a member here and if I recall has everything but the blade.

If it’s a prototype, I’d hope it would be stored indoors or cared for better than always sitting outdoors exposed to the elements. That looks like a static display to me.

Count me in. Thank you folks!

Excellent! What tires are you running?

It’s a Webaster timed block heater control head.

Up here in Vermont anyone can register anything regardless of where you reside. Check the state DMV website for the forms you need.

I was unaware that they are hard to find; my wife was given a metal one dated 1955 that I’m sure she would want to sell.

Please count me in. Thank you.

As a hobby farmer with chickens, I’d recommend you check for eggs in every nook and cranny.

Where is that boneyard located?