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super99

08-07-2007 02:43:08




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Here is a picture , maybe 2 from Greenville Show. If some one can tell me how to post a slide show, I have about 100 pictures. I have Finepix Viewer on computer and use photobucket. Also, how do I transfer pictures to disk? I would send them to Sherry if I can figure out how to do it. Thought I had it, but put wrong pictures on disk and now the save to disk tab won't come back up. e-mail me or post on here and I'll copy it. Thanks,>Link

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ken77

08-08-2007 04:18:11




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 Re: Greenville Picture in reply to super99, 08-07-2007 02:43:08  
that loader is not on backwards it goes the whole way over the cab it is an industrial tractor used to work in alleys so the loader tractor did not have to turn around the loader would go overhead to unload into a truck or stock pile



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OlMax

08-07-2007 16:02:51




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 Re: Greenville Picture in reply to super99, 08-07-2007 02:43:08  
This picture is basically the same idea I have with my Super 77. I mounted an Oliver 1609 loader on backward on the 77 so I could work in tight places cleaning barns. With the bucket on the rear it becomes almost as manuverable as a fork lift. After 40 years I still have the tractor and loader, use it as a platform for repairs on buildings, push snow, it was and still is a very useful machine. Look carefully at this picture and you can see that this loader has been mounted backward without any serious alterations.

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