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gerard

05-08-2005 08:12:00




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Photo of half track on MF 35 I mentioned a day or two ago & requested by Bush Hog.




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John (Ont)

05-08-2005 09:45:11




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 08:12:00  
Gerald: Nice photo. How do you go about getting the photo to appear in the post???



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gerard

05-08-2005 10:09:46




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 Re: half track in reply to John (Ont), 05-08-2005 09:45:11  
First - it's clearly one of those days - my apologies to BOSS HOG - having got that handle wrong - no offence meant - I wasn't concentrating & thinking instead of those devices you guys use that this side of the pond would probably be called mowers. As for getting the pic to appear in the post - I put it down to magic - John UK's got the copyright on that info. I followed his advice & it worked.
Added info - it's a scarifier the tractor's pulling.

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John(UK)

05-09-2005 09:05:59




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 10:09:46  
There is no mystery to it, this is part of a posting made by Jeff.Oh on Dec 2nd 2004 and to whom we are indebted.
1) go to the Galleries...Tractor Photo's area (to left) post your picture there. 2) Click the add photo and follow the directions... :) 3) once the photo is posted there right mouse click on the photo and pick properties on the menu. 4) about mid-way down in the dialogue box that comes up is the posted pictures HTTP address. Hi-list the address and copy. 5) paste that HTTP address into the Optional image Box in a message.

OK hope it works for you....John, it worked for Gerard so it must be ok. I do have a few more pics of half tracks on a Ferguson, just let me know if you want them.

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John (Ont)

05-11-2005 04:48:10




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 Re: half track in reply to John(UK), 05-09-2005 09:05:59  
Thanks John (UK)for explaining how to post a picture to the list. I am sure such questions get asked often as new people come aboard. Also I just changed the pto oil seal in my Fergie and it appears that it may be the original leather or felt. Number on seal is DFCLW244120. If it is it did good as it only leaked about a gallon in a year with no cap on the pto.



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John(UK)

05-13-2005 08:46:34




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 Re: half track in reply to John (Ont), 05-11-2005 04:48:10  
It sounds like it is a very old seal so maybe it is the original, if it is it has worn very well.



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Boss Hog

05-09-2005 15:54:19




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 Re: half track in reply to John(UK), 05-09-2005 09:05:59  
I"d sure be interested to see any other pics you have of half-tracks.



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John(UK)

05-11-2005 12:22:11




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 Re: half track in reply to Boss Hog, 05-09-2005 15:54:19  
I am not very well right now, but I will send them as soon as I get back on here. Can you send me your email address so I can send then direct to you, my address is :-
fergusontractors at tiscali dot co dot uk



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John(UK)

05-09-2005 09:04:23




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 10:09:46  
There is no mystery to it, this is part of a posting made by Jeff.Oh on Dec 2nd 2004 and to whom we are indebted.
1) go to the Galleries...Tractor Photo's area (to left) post your picture there. 2) Click the add photo and follow the directions... :) 3) once the photo is posted there right mouse click on the photo and pick properties on the menu. 4) about mid-way down in the dialogue box that comes up is the posted pictures HTTP address. Hi-list the address and copy. 5) paste that HTTP address into the Optional image Box in a message.

OK hope it works for you....John, it worked for Gerard so it must be ok.

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Boss Hog

05-09-2005 05:21:12




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 10:09:46  
No offense taken on the name thing - I've been called far worse. (-:

Thanks for posting the picture.



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Sodbuster

05-08-2005 08:27:13




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 08:12:00  
Love the photo. New one on me! Never seen a half-track but, my MF-35 dsl came with those headlights mounted on top of the hood just like the one shown. Often heard that they were mounted on top to make room for a front end loader. Is that so or was there another reason? Great photo..... ..... .



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John(UK)

05-09-2005 09:07:18




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 Re: half track in reply to Sodbuster, 05-08-2005 08:27:13  
Thats the reason they were mounted on top of the Hood, because of the loader.



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gerard

05-08-2005 08:16:47




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 Re: half track in reply to gerard, 05-08-2005 08:12:00  
In my excitement of actually getting the pic to load I forgot to mention it was taken about 1959 & the reason the tractor looks big is because the driver is small - he's only about 13.



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