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Pat H

03-14-2001 18:55:09

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just wanted to share the spring time fun with you all. This is the neighbors 5250 with a load of sh#t. Took a really big boy to get this horse out of the hole. So John (my neighbor) Ha ha you got stuck first:) for a change!

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George Willer

03-15-2001 07:35:13

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

Maybe the picture was taken with a John Deere camera? :-) It seemed kinda dark.
Gwill

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Calvin

03-15-2001 20:05:54

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Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to George Willer, 03-15-2001 07:35:13

John Deere camara hahaha George your all right.

Calvin.....WV...

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mel

03-15-2001 04:33:30

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH I am originaly from PA and don't miss the winter at all. I retired from the army at Fort Hood,Texas and like grilling a steak on the patio on New Years day in my tee shirt.

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gibby

03-14-2001 21:23:10

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

Where's a Farmall H, M, 300 when you need one.

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ltf in nc

03-14-2001 20:05:16

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

Spring certainly looks a lot different in your neck of the woods than it does here. Even Winter does not look like that. You guys p o somebody?

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Normal

03-15-2001 17:26:37

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Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to ltf in nc, 03-14-2001 20:05:16

even today, Mar 15, here in northern cornbelt there is near 20 inches of snowpack.(check weather maps) So that pix looks like he is just BARELY touching real ground down below. You southern boys don't know what the word WINTER means.(thank goodness?) santa

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Joe

03-14-2001 19:01:05

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

Been there'Done that,LOL!!!!

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Bill C

03-14-2001 19:00:10

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Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat H, 03-14-2001 18:55:09

Please tell me it's not so!That isn't a GREEN thing in the background is it.

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Pat

03-14-2001 23:30:48

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Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to Bill C, 03-14-2001 19:00:10

sorry to say yes its green.thats how we know spring is getting close cause its warm enough for the green to start.For an everyday workhorse RED is the only choice.

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Where is the othe picture?

03-15-2001 04:14:23

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Re: Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to Pat, 03-14-2001 23:30:48

Where is the picture of the "really big green tractor" pulling the 5250 out of the mud?

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Denny Frisk

03-15-2001 09:20:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to Where is the othe picture?, 03-15-2001 04:14:23

Picture I'd like to have was from the spring of 1978. I was driving for UPS in rural Coal Valley IL, (Moline area) My littl' brown truck got stuck in frt of the jd Test farm, in a frost heave. Gentleman with a tired old jd 70 pulled me out. The Picture I wanted was one of the BIG jd 86X0 whatever was the new model, pulling 6 or 7 16" bottoms, full duals, etc. But what MY pic. would show was the 100 ft. of cable out to the 48X0 out ahead of it.... trying to keep the whole affair moving....It WAS kinda slick out in that stalk ground. Real Farmers were 10 days to 2 weeks away from field work.

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S-E Michigan Part Timer

03-14-2001 21:58:57

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Re: Re: spring time blues in reply to Bill C, 03-14-2001 19:00:10

Ahhh, yes.. Reminds me of my days back on the dairy farm. Buried a 5088 about a foot past the hitch trying to go thru a small ditch to the field. Had to separate the side discharge spreader (full of liquid 'nure) and pull them both out backward with the 1466. Just a good thing neither were far from the road.

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