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Mack Pickup revisited And lots of tractor pics

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Old Roy

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Georgetown Ohio Although most refer to Garden style tractors I hope you enjoy them --- yes the Mack was there.
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Yes I like that one too.

I bet you would also trade that 8n for that little Case Reverse forklift --- (another home made item)-- Would come in handy in your shop moving things.
 
We had a local guy here who made a bunch of those things, sold them to local tree nurseries, they worked out real good for loading trees for landscaping. He told me he built 12 of those things over about 5 years in the 80 - 90's.
 
If it's the Case fork lift with which I am familiar, it's not home-made. Steve Guider (West Mansfield,OH) has one and I've read the Case paperwork on it.
 
yes that is Steve's, i talked to him for a while about it. it is the only one known to exist.came out of Florida.
 
Oh Yeah!

I've always thought that the very early '50s Macks and Reos were some of the best lookin' trucks to ever roll down a highway. :>)

Sharp lookin' outfit!

Allan
 
Great pics, theres nuttin much prettier then a B Model Mack, the FIRST semi I ever got to ride in as a kid. However, a Diamond T aint no pushover.

John T
 
I"m guessing that show was just for the weekend?
Just got back from Athens Oh and have to make another run later this week. Looks like it would be a good detour for me....
 
That was a really good show, I live 8 miles South of it,here on the Ohio River, and we was up there twice and looked around. I loved listening to the 1950 Olivers, and their Detroit Diesels in them with the straight pipes on the.
 
if i knew you were coming would have arraiged a meeting.i had the blue 1937 fordson,on steel there,the rumley look alike there. the pic of the fire truck is with my son driving,1926 studabaker,which is still owned by georgetown vol fire dept assoceation.had a good time there with the good weather.
 
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