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Jim T

08-23-2001 18:14:04

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Dick, I'm just an old country boy that thinks trying to post a picture of my homemade tractor here would be very much like a first date, push the wrong button and you may not get a second chance!! My computer skills are slightly (HA HA) lacking and it's hard for this old dog to learn new tricks or remember the old ones. Just remembered, can't use the scanner because the fan is sitting on top of it to keep me cool....maybe someday....Jim

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Charms5

08-24-2001 07:06:19

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Re: Dick Davis in reply to Jim T, 08-23-2001 18:14:04

Ya try and post it.....I kinda got a homemade too...F-30 couldn't find a motor so put a 350 chev in her..!!...so far the best she can do is pull a 24 ft. disc. but I ain't got all the gears figured out yet.....(put a truck trany between motor & tractor trans)

Good Luck Chums5

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Dick Davis

08-24-2001 11:18:43

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Re: Re: Dick Davis in reply to Charms5, 08-24-2001 07:06:19

Jim you're just being modest. Anybody that could put together the tractor you made can surely figure out how to post a picture. When you get ready to try it someone will be willing to help. Dick

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