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Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to public

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artiez

09-30-2006 18:06:20

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I'm SO EXCITED The Keller family Tractor collection is open to the public. On Octber 7th and 8th in Forest Junction, WI what has to be the rarest and one of the largest John Deere collections in the world is open to the public.

The Keller family tractor collection consists of more than 525 vintage tractors, mainly of the John Deere and Minneapolis-Moline brand lines.

It's been nearly a decade since the collection was open for general public viewing.

The collection contains 54 first-built units of a particular model, a handful of the last built
units from a model line, six experimental tractors and two that were the only ones made for that model.

Others must see tractors in the collection are the first John Deere 83o diesel made in 1958, the first general purpose BW from the production line on Feb. 21, 1935

A friend of mine has seen this collection..... He said it is simply stunning

I will be going both days and posting hundreds of pictures on my website I can�t mention here

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Art in E. U. P. of Mich.

10-07-2006 19:43:47

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Please send me your Web site -- I live in the S. East end of the U. P. of Mich.

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Pete in MD

10-05-2006 19:53:20

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Artiez,
Please send me your website address. I live in Maryland. Thanks, Pete

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coastiejim

10-05-2006 13:44:03

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Hey guys,

Does anyone know th exact address and hours that the collection will be open. I live in Milwaukee but can't make to Forest Junction till after noon Sunday the 8th. Thanks!

Jim

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D-Man

10-03-2006 20:38:38

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Artiez... Thanks for the insight but unable to attend due to family respects. Could you send me the link or your website where you are going to post the pictures. Have heard about it but have never saw. Thanks.

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Skyhawk Greg

10-02-2006 09:52:30

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Took a quick look at the map, and found an airport at Appleton called Outagamie County Regional Airport. Would anyone know if there is a private airport any closer to the Keller site? I don't need a long runway, so any airport is OK. Also, does anyone know the address of the Keller show?

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Kevin Black

10-02-2006 09:06:26

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Are you sending a link to your web site to view the pictures? If so I would like to have it. I live on the East Coast and with this late of notice I will be unable to get there.

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ZachWisen

10-01-2006 19:54:42

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

would you mind emailing me your website link, Thanks Zach

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PeterE

10-01-2006 19:24:49

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Is there more information about this somewhere? I"d consider heading over, but I"m in Minnesota. So I"d like to know the details first.

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j bertrand

10-01-2006 17:32:25

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Would you also please email me your website.

Thank you

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akdna47

10-01-2006 12:55:11

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Would you please email me your website to view your pictures.

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newtothisgame

09-30-2006 20:28:33

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

please polst pictures of the MM too i am a huge fan of MM please dont take only JD pics

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40 JD G

09-30-2006 19:46:00

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Artiez,

Could you email me your website so i can look at he pics i wont be able to make it. I saw there expirimental wide tread at the expo and talked with them, very nice people.

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Carl NY

09-30-2006 19:37:10

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

You are absolutely correct. I had the pleasure of attending the Keller Expo a number of years ago. You would have to travel the entire United States to see what this family has in one location. Besides John Deere, they also have numerous amounts of other tractors and to top it all off, the Keller family are great people.

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SM in Wi

09-30-2006 19:28:21

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Re: Rarest?JD Collection in the World open to publ in reply to artiez, 09-30-2006 18:06:20

Thanks for post this. I live 12 miles east of the Kellers. I have been there a few times. I'll try to get there on Sat. My brother in law would enjoy see it.

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