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Watched a movie this week, Clint Eastwood & Kevin Costner,"A Perfect World". Supposed to be 1963 in Tx. About 40 minutes onto the movie is a scene where Costner is stealing a car from a homestead. Nearby is a farmer with his good looking new gen tractor in the corn. Maybe an early 4020? Can see the remote lever on the dash. Made me rewind over and over. Not a bad movie, beautiful scenery (tx in a year when it rained)
 
In a recent episode of NCIS NewOrleans there are two Cubs in and around a barn.Remember the Series 'Smallville'? There are lots of tractors. Once,Clark picked up a 930 Case and almost put it into orbit.
 
Last night watching Mash, Colonel Blake had a big ole aluminum piston sitting on his desk. Never noticed it before but it was in plain view and they almost focused on it a couple of times for some reason. Wonder what they were doing with one that big in a Mash unit?
 
Another Clint Eastwood movie, Bridges of Madison County, they had a 4020 in it. The movie was set in the fifties. Somebody didn?t do enough research.
 
That movie was set in the sixties...he was driving a mid sixties Chevy. But in one of the scenes, you can see a Deere with a SGB drive by as they meet it on the road.
Ben
 
probably an R or an 80
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I?d say R judging by the flywheel cover. Always wondered how those convicts managed to figure out how to start it :)
 
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