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tommy3020/2000

03-31-2001 18:27:06




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I just saw the movie " the cider house rules" .The movie takes place at an apple orchard in Maine in 1945.Well the tractor used around the farm is a styled D . There arent too many close ups of the tractor to guess its production year,but the paint is pretty decent,however the tractor does smoke like hell.Just wondering if anyone else saw this orknows of any other jd costars in movies.




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KrisA

04-04-2001 11:14:51




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
Saw the movie too this winter. Loved to hear the sound of the D. Music to my ears. There was also an Unstyled in the background of one of the scenes.



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Elden Denning

04-02-2001 08:17:25




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
Several years back there was an early Russell Crowe movie, "For the Moment", I think it was named, that had a real nice styled "D" in it. The movie took place in Manitoba and may have been filmed there too, I'm not sure. Besides the "D", it's a pretty good movie as I recall, and it might be still at some rentals, what with the popularity of Russell Crowe nowdays.



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Jason R

04-01-2001 17:53:37




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
There is a 730 Standard in the movie Analyze This.
The beginning of the movie that has Deniro and Billy Crystal.



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Stan - Florida

04-01-2001 16:34:03




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
And let's not forget the old "Green Acres" show - part of the opening scene had ol' Oliver Wendall Douglas driving either a D or a GP.

Stan



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gary

04-01-2001 20:06:39




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 Re: Re: jd Din movie in reply to Stan - Florida, 04-01-2001 16:34:03  
Stan, I can't prove it, but I don't think that Oliver Douglas' tractor was a John Deere. I only know because I have spent a lot of time trying to find out what it was. I think on the show they gave it a ficticious brand name.
If you find out I'm in error, let me know.



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Stan - Florida

04-02-2001 04:33:13




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 Re: Re: Re: jd Din movie in reply to gary, 04-01-2001 20:06:39  
There was indeed one scene which pictures a Fordson (or possibly a McCormick 10-20), but the scene where he drives across the screen, fully dressed in his business suit, pictures a JD - flywheel, hand clutch and all. Years ago I thought it was a D, but then I learned more about GP wide fronts and that's what I now think it is.

Sure hope my ol' memory isn't failing me on this!!

Stan



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Frank

04-02-2001 19:44:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: jd Din movie in reply to Stan - Florida, 04-02-2001 04:33:13  
The opening scene shows a GP. They use a Fordson in the show, but they called it a Hoyt-Clagwell.



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Stan - Florida

04-03-2001 04:10:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: jd Din movie in reply to Frank, 04-02-2001 19:44:50  
Well, I might have had the sequence mixed up, but thanks for confirming my fuzzy memory about the GP.

Stan



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john 2510-3020

04-01-2001 16:28:26




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
i cant think of the movies name right now. any how it has a model "R" pulling out a stuck aircraft. its in one or two scens. does anyone else know the name of the movie?



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G Taylor Con Air John

04-03-2001 20:54:28




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 Re: Re: jd Din movie in reply to john 2510-3020, 04-01-2001 16:28:26  
A resored but dirtied up R or 80 with 23 degree Firestones was front wheels up yanking an aircraft. I didn't get a clear look at the sides to see if was an R or 80.



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BobTGS

04-01-2001 07:28:33




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 Re: jd Din movie in reply to tommy3020/2000, 03-31-2001 18:27:06  
Yes I saw the movie to . There is also a GP and an unstyled G . The G was belted up to the apple grinder ,I think. Bob From Triple G Service.



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