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Re: Bryce Frazier


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Posted by Bryce Frazier on March 22, 2013 at 11:27:37 from (67.142.168.143):

In Reply to: Bryce Frazier posted by Ed The Wine Farmer on March 22, 2013 at 10:41:01:

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Alright here are pictures of the stuff I have gotten so far, i still have more to get including that Horse Drawn Binder. Mom says that I can keep some, but not all. So I am going to pick and choose what is going to stay and what is going to go. All I really need to know is value, brand, and rarity. The first picture has a DearBorn 3 point Chisel Plow. In very good condition, all together and seems like it would work. Along with that there is a Champion Rotary Snow Plow, works great. Also if you look straight through the trees you can see a wild Case VAC in its natural habitat, and a few chickens. :) In the second picture there is a manure spreader..... When I hooked up to it to drag it home the wheels didn't spin forward, but they did backward. Shortly after beginning my journey they broke loose and everything started to work! My only question is what brand is it, how rare, is it worth restoring? I looks like it is nothing but wood on a metal frame. It has to control arms at the front of it. One appears to control deck speed, the other I have NO clue!!! The right wheel also has a funny looking set up that looks just like the trip on a trailed trip bottom plow?? The final pic is a JD hay rake. Missing a few components that would engage and disengage. A few things are froze up, but over all looks pretty good. I have seen a lot of these with thin rubber wheels, but never with just plain steel?? Let me know what you guys think! Thanks, Bryce


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