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sparkplug

01-12-2008 16:23:36




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what kind of antique tractor puller would you guys build if money was not an issue?? just thought it might be cool to see what you guys think.




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Amos M.

01-13-2008 08:12:20




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
In that case, color wouldn"t matter. I"d do research into who had the meanest, baddest, fastest antique out there. Then I would search out the most brilliant minds worldwide to create the most awesome antique puller the world has ever seen. I might run out of money then...
I would then contact Bill Gates, Warren Buffet or the likes that seem to have a little extra cash laying around, and see if they were willing to donate to my little project.
After those wealthy folks say "Sorry, Amos, we're broke now, too", I might then confront my bossman.
Once I have it built and whip everybody's tail like clockwork, I'd be so bored and have to find another hobby...

I think I better stick my Div.2 Cockshutt...

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WEL

01-13-2008 04:25:38




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
8n Ford



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Craig Ellis

01-12-2008 19:39:42




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
If it had to be close to stock as possible..? Humm.. I would pick a HUGH Oliver (like a Oliver 1950) with a Detroit Diesel (I am sure that is the engine that is in them). I saw one in action at the Florida Flywheelers in Nov 2007, and it was absolutly amazing...



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AO

01-12-2008 19:22:59




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
FIRE breathing AGCO ALLIS diesel on alcohol (stroids)



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jd plowboy

01-12-2008 18:37:56




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
if money was no object i would buy the minnie mo that LW has for sale and wax everyone i could



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Captainhookerus

01-13-2008 14:53:30




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 Re: interesting question in reply to jd plowboy, 01-12-2008 18:37:56  
What are the spec's, price and history of this tractor.



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wolfman

01-12-2008 16:52:39




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
MinnyMo G VI with the Minney saw mill engine. Another choice Farmall 460 with a big brother Int engine.



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TVMAN

01-12-2008 16:35:32




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
ASK BILL BROOKS



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thats right

01-13-2008 07:24:34




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 Re: interesting question in reply to TVMAN, 01-12-2008 16:35:32  
and he doesn't pull it anywhere hardly cause noone wants his pieced together crap



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jd b puller

01-12-2008 16:35:02




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
That's easy, if Money was no option, you wouldn't build an antique, you'd build a Pro-Stock...



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long hauler

01-12-2008 16:27:05




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 Re: interesting question in reply to sparkplug, 01-12-2008 16:23:36  
minnie mo g6 or u



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