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Hey m Kuhns!!!

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dad's88

02-13-2007 19:56:06




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Just figured out how to work this computer gadget, wife tells me I'm spending way too much time on it, gonna cut me off says she! But what's a cornbelt farmer to do? It only takes so long to feed the cows and baby it's cold outside! First of all, congrats on your new baby! Kids are great and they grow up so fast. Sure wish I got to see mine more often. I really enjoy reading the posts from all you guys on here, wish I would have learned how to do this sooner. Guess you can teach an old dog new tricks. We bought a 2150FWA last summer with 2588 actual hours on it. Yes, it's like driving a tank but it's a nice smooth ride just the same. Ours has the factory Continental cab and 23.1-34 tires on it. Really handles our 700 Bu Brent wagon nice. Wife pulled it for fun in our home town tractor pull after all the "big" tractors were done. Pulled 3rd over and could not stop her. Knocked about 200 RPM off was all! 75 feet past everyone else. Great day for Oliver.....Charles City Pride!!!! I read on here you are in the process of repowering a 2-105 with a Cummins. Over on the HPOCA site there is a 2-105 you might want to check out. It's in with the photos from the winter get together at Coralville on page 12 I think. Looking forward to chatting with all you guys on here! dad's88.

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D Bush

02-14-2007 11:34:12




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 Re: Hey m Kuhns!!! in reply to dad's88, 02-13-2007 19:56:06  
I bought your 1755 last summer. We just finished rewiring it so we have all our lights working. we also rebuilt the head and in frame overhaul of the engine. I also fixed some small leaks. It runs great and we are very happy with it. my friend and I had A good time seeing your tractors and meeting your stepfather. Sorry I did not get to meet you. Your old tractor has a good home on a New York dairy farm take care D oliver Bush

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m kuhns

02-14-2007 14:08:18




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 Re: Hey m Kuhns!!! in reply to D Bush, 02-14-2007 11:34:12  
Yeah, I seen something you that were rebuilding it. I'm very happy to hear it has a good home. The tractor served us well for the few years we had it. My wife and I just had a little boy on JAN 11. Between his grandpa and I, I'm sure he'll be driving a tractor before too long. Our 1750 got water in the oil in the spring, and the 1855 loader tractor, and then spun a bearing I believe. So we will be in the 310 overhaul business, once I get the cummins in the 2-105

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m kuhns

02-13-2007 23:03:46




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 Re: Hey m Kuhns!!! in reply to dad's88, 02-13-2007 19:56:06  
Hey, thanks for telling me about the picture. If I zoom I may get a few more ideas. I need to put a hydraulic pump in our 2150 at some point. It's getting hydrualic fluid in the rear. Ours I guess is around 185 Hp. I know it runs good, when compared to our 200+Hp 2255, 2-150 white, and 2-180 White. I ought to post a picture that I took last year of our 2 2255's, 2-150 and 2-180 all stripped to make 15,000Lbs at our local tractor pull. There is a picture of our 2150 in the photos. Look for L. Klingler. That is my step dad. I sure wish I had more time to drive them all. Each Oliver and White has its own personality. There is a lot of fixing and tinkering to do when the farm has over 13 oliver and White tractors. I'm hoping in a couple of Saturdays to have the 2-105 running again. We have snow and sleet coming down right now here in PA.

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