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A walk through a tractor boneyard, (Picture heavy)


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Posted by Patrick HMD on January 14, 2013 at 22:38:12 from (75.16.105.208):

Just pictures, that's all.

F-20

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F-20

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A super M, part of it painted with a hand brush. Check out that crazy stack.

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A very collectable SMV rusting away.

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An F-30?

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A very solid looking M with it's sheet metal parted out. (I guess)

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Looks like a W-9?

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Looks like very tight quarters.

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A super M (I think) overgrown with Texas cactus.

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Another highly desirable, highly collectable SMTA rusting away.

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The M on the left has a nice roller on the drawbar.

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Last parting shot. Looks like another F-30

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There were a lot more believe me, It's just that I got tired of snapping pictures and it was getting late and I had to go.

The place is a 3 hour drive from my house up in north Texas. I've been there twice, and both times when I knocked on the door, no one was home. So I don't know if the owner is a seller, horder, collector, or when I'll be able to get back up there again.. Wouldn't mind having that SMV to restore. No telling what he want for it.

Patrick

'49M


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