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DeltaRed

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Mountains and machinery.'Monarch Pass.'nother mountain with an M on top.Malcom',the mighty Super M
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Great Pictures !

And of course I must kid you a bit. Corn in picture two doesn't look bad for March 24th, but ours is much taller and greener here in Ohio !

Ha ha, I wish !

Thanks for posting, Bill
 
Sorry folks,I dont have any better mountain pictures.I dont take scenery because they dont show much.They never do justice to the views.
 
Hardly any field work here in SW Ohio has been done.

Where are you located ? Delta ? Mississippi ?

Guy's here are getting anxious to start. Some years in River Bottoms some corn gets planted in late March but general start date is April 10th.

I grew up with Dad who was service mgr at IH Dealer in Troy, OH all his working life. He always said when field work started late guys tore up more and also would mean a couple more Tractor and Plow units would be sold at last minute. He was right, remember several times going in right after school and helping get some of last minute sales ready. The most awesome at young age to me was 560 and 512, 5 bottom plow. I thought how would there ever be anything bigger and nicer than this ? Of course that was just the tip of the iceberg of things to come !
 
"M"udding with a "M"4 tank, the bottom part of one that is. This drilled holes to put in footers for a power line.
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Mt Ouray 13955', Southwest of Salida CO. but they are thinking of re-measuring because it might be 14000' Taken from our yard with a zoom.
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Great photos, Delta Red.

Wife with tractors... priceless!
Farmall mirror tractor appears to be driving over the mountain... it's great.

Minneapolis Moline rusty plow
Minnesota wagon
Moon - view through door of the little brown shack out back
Monster MN snowman - a cabin fever reliever - LOL
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Snowman info- 50 feet tall, arms are a damaged auger tube. IIRC, near Foley, MN this winter. There is a smaller one near St. Anna, NW of St. Cloud. That one was done other years as well.
 
"Moving in" female Eastern Bluebird, "Morning" at Blue Mountain farm pond, "Meat Thermometer", Mushrooms, and Mud Room I just re did the floors with salvaged material and added the Mop sink
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Tractor I saw while picking up another. Don't know what it is but I think it starts with an M.
Ron
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Nice looking spreader. Ive never seen that late of a New Idea. Last ones I remember were the silver ones.
 
one of my favorite pictures,my MOM in the truck in pa .we are getting ready to load up to take the stuff from the garden so she can pass it out to all her friends in nj
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thats is about 14 years ago ,the other lady was a friend of my moms
 
That's the current model. They're still available. You can get them decaled as an Agco,New Idea or Massey. They all say Agco on the tag and have the same range of serial numbers. The decals are the only difference.
The dealer was telling me two years ago that he had a guy come in wanting a new New Idea spreader. He said that was all the his grand dad,his dad and he had ever had and he wouldn't settle for anything else. When the darned thing came in it had Massey decals on it. He said he steamed them off,spent $12 on a set of New Idea decals,put those on and delivered it. The guy was happy as a clam and never knew the difference.
 
Molly doing Maintenance on her tractor
Mudslide in central Illinois
Military Police Motorcycle at Fort Leonard Wood, MO
Mickey Gilley at Branson, MO

Was looking for a picture of a McConnell-Marc tractor. Guess it's at work?
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OMG!!! John , I used to own one of those! The Jap bikes were left in my dust. Torque monster for sure.At 63 can only wish I was 25 again.lol
 
The 81 Maico 490 is considered the best MX bike ever made. Of course you have consider that to be in it's time period. The 82 actually made more HP but the rest of the bike was wacky and heavier. The Maico story would make for a really good movie with espionage and Nazi Germany, etc. I know a guy who bought a restored one like in the picture. I'm guessing he paid $8000 or more for it.
 
Couple of my better looking MM's, JD MT, MM THD800-6A power unit on my sawmill, NY Catskill Mts
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Massey Ferguson MF 35:
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in unrestored condition. Made in England, delivered to Germany.

Massey Ferguson MF 65:
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Made in England, delivered to Germany. Has all German specs like lights, wide fenders, buddy seat, independant parking brake. One owner, original condition

Massey Ferguson MF 155:
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Not restored, but tuned up and with fresh paint work on sheet metal. Made in France and delivered to Germany. Great tractor with lots of power.

McCormick Farmall DED3:
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German built Farmall (DED3 means Deutscher Einheits Diesel, i.e. German Common Diesel, 3 Cylinder). 20 hp, lovely smooth running tractor.

McCormick D324 Standard:
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with Baas front end loader. Very common tractor in Germany.

Hendrik
 
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