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TravisM

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arranging the shed so we can get everything in. Put the planter inside, now we have a bunch of antique tractors that we want to get started and running, most of them haven't been started in over a year. Gotta get the big tractor in there and there should be enough room to put the loader tractor in there too
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Yeah it does look low doesn't it. I hadn't noticed while we were putting stuff in there. I'll have to look at it
 
Working on the old stuff is like taking a vacation after working with the new stuff. Looks like a bit newer CIH combine with the hydraulic reverser. Those old electric ones that used a starter motor and ring gear weren't made for the hard steady load of backing out a green slug. Jim
 
yeah we are neighbors, I have seen him driving around a couple of times, but haven't heard from him for awhile.
 
It all comes out and gets cleaned up, the combine will get blown off with air and then washed, along with the tractors.
 
That trash looks bad but the only harm it does is create a fire hazard if ignited, as long as the combine is kept dry. I used to think a clean combine will be less attractive to mice and rats. NOT! If the combine is not kept dry, meaning stored outside it had better be cleaned up from top to bottom after harvest or everything under the wet chaff and trash will rust, including bearings. Jim
 
You have the same amount of room between equipment as I do.

Took a little time to get the tree planter out yesterday as I thought putting the dozer in front was a good idea.
Rick
 
We have a cat d6c and it is sitting outside right now. Believe it or not today we started building a trailer for our PTO Generator and dad said you know what we have to take all that out to get the generator out because it is all the way in the back lol.
 
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