My first try posting a picture

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Cub n M in OR

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• Jan 29, 2009

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See if this works, my little farmall collection.

Ben

 

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Zach Bouchard

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Nice tractors. I like those widefronts. I have on for my M but I don"t have all of the tie rods. Good picture.

 

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Dave H (MI)

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• Jan 29, 2009

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That is a VERY nice pic and I envy you your pretty location. Only comment? Size your pictures down a tad and it will make the posts easier to read.

 

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Zach Bouchard

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Where are you in oregon. Im up north of seattle.

 

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erik dekeyser

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Nice picture but where is all the snow lol

 

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MN Sparky

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Very nice!

 

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thumbanger

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Them are some good looking tractors man what a view.

 

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BOBM25

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Nice tractors and an awesome view! Is that an early factory IH wide front on that M? I like the looks of those with the tie rods out front. They look like they "belong" on tractors of that time frame, IMHO. Looks like a nice place to live. I'd miss my corn fields in the summer month's tho

 

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Cub n M in OR

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Thanks for the comments. That pic is just NE of Bend, OR looking west. And, yea, there should be snow, or at least more in the mtns. One DRY year here. I'm currently in Northern CA. Puts Central, Or to shame in the Pretty dept, but dry too. That is a factory WFE on the M and a Schwarts on My new MTA. The M's tie rods had been bent up, and had some crap welded on them, they work fine, just look bad, and can not be adjusted in their current form. It's a "one of these days" projects. I'v got a jag of spare parts that came w/ the MTA I'll be selling if any west coasters are interested, or anyone willing to ship. I'll post them later.

Thanks Again.

Ben

 

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Cub n M in OR

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• Jan 29, 2009

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I sure agree it would be easier to read if it fit the screen. But, how do I do it? I used photobucket.

Thanks,

Ben

 

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Mel in KS

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• Jan 29, 2009

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Ben, great looking tractors. I have a 46" M just north of Tumalo. Be great to be in touch. If I do it correctly my email will be open.
Mel

 

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Wardner

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• Jan 30, 2009

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Photobucket will automatically resize (reduce) any pictures sent out if you select the option. Look for "account options" next to your name.

You can also change the size in your camera menu. That is what I do. I think my setting is a standard 480 x 640. It gives a full screen display on this site.

The preview page here will show you what your picture will look like prior to hitting the "post" button.

What tractor does the fast hitch prongs plug into?

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IaGary

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• Jan 30, 2009

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I noticed a fast hitch mower on the right side of the picture. What do you put that on?

Does your MTA have a fast hitch or is a spare for the C or A or what ever the far tractor is?

Nice picture.

Gary

 

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GeneMO

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• Jan 30, 2009

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I really like the tractors, but the scenery is right pretty also.


Gene

 

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Dennis in NC

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• Jan 30, 2009

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is that MT HOOD in the back

 

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AndrewFromNS

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• Jan 30, 2009

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Those FastHitch points are the wrong style to hook up to that Cub (?) in the background...if it had a FastHitch, it would only be the single large point, not two points. Those look like the smaller points, too, so they'd be for anything of roughly the same size as a Super-C, up to a 200, I believe. They might be the larger points, but its hard to tell from a picture.

 

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Cub n M in OR

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• Jan 30, 2009

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The MTA has a fast hitch on it. That mower and a FH blade came along with the tractor... the tractor that I only had to give $2500 for (sorry, have to brag a little on that one;-)

Ben

 

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Cub n M in OR

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• Jan 30, 2009

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No, the peak you see above the hood of the Cub is called Broken Top, and The Three Sisters are to its right, but are mostly hidden by those D@mned Juniper trees. Mt hood is way to the right out of the picture.

Ben

 

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Dave_Id

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• Jan 30, 2009

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That's where I thought you probably were. I bought a new gooseneck trailer from that tractor place near Bend.