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ericlb

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found this this morning , not sure just what its intended use is other than just show, it might be a little slow to be praticle
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I'm not so sure. It has an alt. so maybe it has been re-powered. Also the cab looks like a UDLX and those things would cruise along at 40+ mph. The insignia looks like it is JD #A but the width of the grill looks like a G which is the more powerful one.
 
I see a two cylinder engine when I blow the picture up. Also the G didn't have a pressed steel frame remember? But for some reason, the grill does look wider. Pictures can be deceiving though. It could just be the angle of how the shot was taken.
 
Yoere' durn tootin!"
The correct police shud be all over him.
One exhaust pipe luks longer than the udder, or is it one exhaust pipe is shorter dan the uther?
 
(quoted from post at 09:48:28 02/22/14) found this this morning , not sure just what its intended use is other than just show, it might be a little slow to be praticle
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I read on Facebook it is set up to go across the country for a charity run I think. It is a semi cab.
 
It looks nice but what kind of statement is it to non farming people? several years ago there was a farmers strike everybody took there nicest newest tractors to town except one of the richest guys he brought the old h in now how can you belive farmers arnt making it when you see new tractors going by same goes what kind of impresion are people going to have when they see that go by
 
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