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| onefarmer
10-13-2012 14:33:53
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Actually a combine ride. Bought a Gleaner F2 in Mason Mi. and drove it home ~40miles in the rain. Took across the west side of Lansing right up Waverly RD. If you was stuck behind me sorry |
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| Mark-Mi
10-13-2012 18:51:01
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 14:33:53
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| I drove my carrot harvester home from Gilboa Ohio. 80 miles. At times it poured down rain and the roads were flooded. Still an enjoyable trip. |
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| DeltaRed
10-13-2012 18:01:14
67.6.219.50
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 14:33:53
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| Iv'e driven a couple tractors and combines 50 miles or so a few times.Was always a nice enjoyable trip. |
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| Adirondack case guy
10-13-2012 16:35:32
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 14:33:53
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| Back when I was in my early teens, My dad a Case dealer sold several Case 600 Combines to crop farmers in an area about 40 miles from us. I got to drive the new 600s to the farms, with my dad following in his PU. One farmer traded in a MM Uni. It traveled down the road in a very hard to control speed of about 9? MPH. Got home after dark and hoped that Dad would sell it locally, which he did and the new owner got to dirve it home off our lot. Loren, the Acg |
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| rrlund
10-13-2012 14:57:00
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 14:33:53
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| Kinda like the time I drove an Oliver 88 down the big hill on 66 coming in to Ionia from the south.It was after dark and I didn't even have lights on it. My cousin was right tight behind me with the pickup. I think we must have had traffic backed up all the way to 96. We brought it all the way home that way that night. |
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| onefarmer
10-13-2012 15:43:48
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to rrlund, 10-13-2012 14:57:00
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| | It wasn't the longest ride I'd been on. When I was about 14-15 my dad bought a JD4320 in Ohio. He says how do we get it home now. I said follow me. I drove the JD till dark we stayed at a motel and drove the rest of the the way the next day. Took half a tank of fuel and something like 12 hours road time. I think it was late Sep or early Oct soys was being harvested any way. I'd do it again if the need arose. |
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| rrlund
10-13-2012 16:14:19
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 15:43:48
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| Ya,I drove a 77 home from Archbold one time. The 88 incident,we were hauling it home from Archbold and blew a tire on the trailer down by Woodbury. We put the spare on and blew that just north of the Ionia airport,so we unloaded it and drove it the rest of the way in the dark. |
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| Paul from MI
10-13-2012 14:48:13
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to onefarmer, 10-13-2012 14:33:53
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| I wsn't behind you, but I heard a song on the radio about the same situation. Just an IHC combine instead of a silver seeder. |
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| Adirondack case guy
10-13-2012 14:53:21
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Re: 3 hour tractor ride in reply to Paul from MI, 10-13-2012 14:48:13
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| That would be "International Harvester" by Craig Morgan. |
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