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Shep Va

05-13-2004 17:52:44




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Here are some of my Ollies making hay. This is the 1850 with the 489 NH haybine. I just put new 20.8 x 34 BFG radials on it. That outter put some of that Cummins power to the ground.....




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luther

05-14-2004 21:07:30




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 Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:52:44  
the wife asked, "Is that clouds or smoke comming out the pipe? Is that nice or what?



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Myron KY

05-14-2004 07:05:50




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 Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:52:44  
Dang it!! Tween you and Shep FL's pictures, my mouth's been wateren all mornin. ";^)

New tars look great. What width rims did you use on the 1850?

Myron KY



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Shep Va

05-14-2004 08:05:58




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 Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Myron KY, 05-14-2004 07:05:50  
I think they are 18 inch rims. Got the tire guy to find me what I needed and he even painted them clover white for me before he put them on, how can ya beat that!!!

The 20.8 x 34 tires on the 1850 are just a bit shorter than the 18.4 x 38 tires on the 1655 but not by much. That was a great way to lose $2,500 in one day.

AND I PAID FOR IT WITH A LION KING CHECK !!!! LOL

I will mail ya a meadow green towel for all your drool :-)

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luther

05-14-2004 21:14:16




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 Re: Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-14-2004 08:05:58  
get you one of them discbines, you won't believe the hay you can cut, my whole family thinks I'm nuts! That cummins WILL grunt! Thanks for the pics!



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Jerry B

05-14-2004 05:45:14




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 Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:52:44  
Shep, I remember this 1850 a few years ago. It was the one designed to snag low flying aircraft with that exhaust pipe. Still looks good.



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Shep Va

05-14-2004 05:57:40




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 Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Jerry B, 05-14-2004 05:45:14  
Yeah, thats the one. I havent smoked out any planes lately. Actually the pipe is not as tall as it looks, if you measure from the top of the hood to the top of the pipe it is about the standard height of a normal muffler, it just looks tall because it starts half way down on the engine.

I still like the looks of that side mount turbo on that tractor, makes it very unique. Actually it looks more like a pulling tractor with those huge rear tires I just put on it. Gotta love big radials!!!!

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Shep Va

05-13-2004 17:55:59




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 Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:52:44  
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Here is the 1655 with the hay wrapper. We just put new tires on this one too. It has 18.4 x 38 Titan radials on it now. It was a little tight, you wouldnt want to stick your finger under the fender with it moving..... .. But I love those big tires on that tractor, really made it sit up better and go down the road faster..... .

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Kevin

05-13-2004 20:44:34




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 Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:55:59  
great pics Shep, just wish my Ollies were big enough to use for hay. I'll be thinking of those pics while using the other green Uggghhh



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Shep Va

05-13-2004 18:00:15




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 Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 17:55:59  
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And last but not least the ZAU with the hay tedder. That tedder can give the tractor a workout in heavy hay. Not a bad looking tractor to be 54 years old..... good ol tractor, been on the farm since new and will probably outlast me....

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j meyer

05-13-2004 19:34:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Some Hay pictures in reply to Shep Va, 05-13-2004 18:00:15  
Shep- Sure makes me look forward to hay time here in Minnesota. I always enjoy cutting hay with our 1755 with the 5.9, just a great hay cutting unit! I can smell the hay already:)



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