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Bob

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Just where my late Uncle left 'em about 75 years ago. Gosh, I wish I had the ambition to make one out of the two and get it running!
 
They are in north central ND.
I really hadn't planned on selling them, as I'd like to get one running. But realistically that probably ain't gonna happen, so you never know.

Email me if you'd like.
 
I didn't "find" 'em, they are on the farm I grew up on and now own.

Problem is they have been apart for so long, and the parts are scattered.

In addition to what's out in the weather, there's parts in a fallen-down barn a half-mile away, and in a pole barn near the tractors.

I really need to get them under cover and get all the parts in one place and evaluate what all is there.

The interesting part is that my late Uncle was in the process of reversing and stretching one to mount a Farmhand "birdcage" hay loader on in the 40's when he got the mumps well into adulthood which darned near killed him and he never got back to the project and the tractors were towed at in the pasture, away from the shop.

The loader lived on an unstyled DEERE "G" for many years 'til it was sold, but I still have the loader after all these years!

When I was growing up, we had a "GVI" and a "U", and I later owned another GVI for a few years so I have some MM memories of my own.
 
Bob,

I'd sure be interested in visiting with you about your Twin City's but it doesn't look like you have your email put in. Shoot me a email when you get a chance. Thanks!
 
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