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Ultradog MN · Aug 26, 2021

I brought my tractor out to the Pioneer
Power show and dropped it off.
We will go back out on Sunday and see the
show and I will bring it home then.
I didn't stay long and snapped a couple of
photos on my way out.
There was already a bunch of cool Fords
there.

gears · Aug 26, 2021

Thanks for the great pics of those cool machines. I would love to watch a documentary on the design, and evolution of those 4x4 conversions.

Colin King · Aug 26, 2021

Great photos, Jerry! Getting any rain your way? Been a helluva summer here. Looks like October, the trees are so drought stressed.

Colin

Kirk-NJ · Aug 27, 2021

Always Have some interesting stuff at the ford fordson show. Hope it don't rain. Take some more photo if you get the chance.

Lynn Patrick · Aug 27, 2021

Great pics of some more unusual Fords! I was really hoping to make it to that show, but it simply didn't work out.
I went to a smaller show near Cedar Falls, Iowa last weekend. They featured Ford & MM, but not many of either were there, & only the JD Collector Club had an exhibit.

Btzj02 · Aug 27, 2021

Beautiful.
I was intending to spend a couple days there. Short handed at work so I was volunteered to work the weekend. I will have to wait till next year!

47fivewindow · Aug 27, 2021

ultra unusual Fords. I love the yellow color. Thanks for sharing,

Tim PloughNman Daley RIP · Aug 28, 2021

Cool beans, Dogman! Find out more about that 2N with the modified front end. Is it an ELENCO? I see a Sherman shifter.

Tim Daley(MI)

Rich'sToys · Aug 28, 2021

I replied to the other post before I saw this one. Here are a few more:

Tim PloughNman Daley RIP · Aug 28, 2021

FWIW & FYI: No FORD TRACTOR was ever painted any other color than the OEM FORD M2888 Dark Grey (9N/2N) or Vermillion & Med Grey (8N & Hundred Series) at the factory. Only authorized dealers could sell tractors and implements, never factory direct. When a county, city, town, or village ordered a one or a fleet of tractors for use on highways and parks for mowing, garding, and snow removal, they had the option of selecting them to be painted different than standard. Yellow was the popular color as it stood out better. There are cases of ones being painted all red, green, and orange. When the Industrial Models were released Safety Yellow was the standard color. Exception would be the 9N Industrial, standard dark grey, and the 1943 Ford-Ferguson Moto-Tug which was originally in Ford Lusterless Grey, a blue-grey tint for use on WWII Carriers. They soon offerd the Tugs in Olive Drab Green and standard Dark Grey as well. Tugs were assembled in Columbus, Ohio at EE Schatz and weer painted there.

Tim Daley(MI)

oldsarge · Aug 28, 2021

I'd like to see more pics, Every Elenco or other always drives down the left side. That's sumpin different

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