'P' day. Plentiful.

DeltaRed · Mar 27, 2014

Partial Flume;Pulling;Pickers;Pliars;Pets;Pump

jon f mn · Mar 27, 2014

Picker and a party?

donjr · Mar 27, 2014

Pullin' and pooches....

old popper · Mar 27, 2014

Propane burner
plowing
pistol

fordfarming · Mar 27, 2014

Picker

twostepn2001 · Mar 27, 2014

Pink Panther

ejr-IA. · Mar 27, 2014

Somebody went to Farmall Land looks like.

Wheat Farmer · Mar 27, 2014

Puff ball, planter

crooked rows · Mar 27, 2014

plows and planters

Fawteen · Mar 27, 2014

Pasquali

rrlund · Mar 27, 2014

Puppies.Potato digger.Picking corn.Pedal tractor.Pupils from days gone by.Pig.Pucker up.

Greg K · Mar 27, 2014

Posthole digger, presents, pheasant refrigerator magnet

Grampy · Mar 27, 2014

Pests, just tryin' to patch some fence and the 'sidewalk superintendents' come in and take over !

Ford9000puller · Mar 27, 2014

Should have put some of our stuff on 'F' day but will put a couple here. Picker and Plows

Trkr · Mar 27, 2014

Pulling engine out.
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dpendzic · Mar 27, 2014

Polaris (broken)

gtractorfan · Mar 27, 2014

Pumpkin patch (channel to irrigate), pumpkinus maximus (in the 500 lbs.), puzzle (last pieces wouldn't fit) oh well.

Grampy · Mar 27, 2014

I really like the Ford picker My dad had one of those, his was mounted on a 950.

Larry NEIL · Mar 27, 2014

Plow and planter, my Oliver #5/United Farm Tools picker and a PLATE of good food

IowaJohn · Mar 27, 2014

Are the picker pics from Mez's museum in Avoca,Iowa? Looks very familiar. It's 25 miles sw of me.

Kerry50 · Mar 27, 2014

Browsing a sale bill, found this, Perfection

and this one, Purina

Some of my Pedal's

Planter

Billy NY · Mar 27, 2014

Planter, and picturesque ?

OldBuzzard · Mar 27, 2014

Plowing and Pulling

JayinNY · Mar 27, 2014

Patu chipper, plows, plowing, pets, friends problem tractor.

uncle henry · Mar 27, 2014

stayed here a week with my grandfather waiting on a load and went to Calico Ghost Town which was close by

johnlobb · Mar 27, 2014

My brothers 1967 Case 939 Propane Standard 8 speed and his 1959 Case 900 Propane Standard

DeltaRed · Mar 27, 2014

The "Partial" flume is really a 'Parshall' Flume.named after the man who invented it as a means to uniformly measure water.Sorry for the misspell/confusion....The one shown is a 9".They come anywhere from 1"(3" is the smallest I've seen) to several feet wide.

rrlund · Mar 27, 2014

I don't know what it is about those Comfort Kings,when those were new,I thought they were the best looking tractor ever.

gwece · Mar 27, 2014

Red: I'm impressed with the pliars, crescent, screwdriver tool.

DeltaRed · Mar 27, 2014

Thanks! I made the first pair 15 years ago.Lost em-twice! now they are gone

Have made 10-15 of them over the years.Gifts,even sold a pair or two...I call it the 'Spinden's Farm Tool'.

DeltaRed · Mar 27, 2014

Yes,taken Oct,2007.

dpendzic · Mar 27, 2014

Piling in frozen creek

Ultradog MN · Mar 27, 2014

Points.

Alan K · Mar 27, 2014

That is a nice looking couple of Fords. I always thought they looked unique. A local mechanic here put one of those motors in an older 70s Ford pickup. Got about 26 mpg. He was a mechanical whiz.

flembo · Mar 27, 2014

Great Pianists, Punkin chunkin,Parade.

sms · Mar 27, 2014

Pettibone

Ultradog MN · Mar 27, 2014

I need you to drop that rig off at my house for a couple of days this spring.
Going to pull the roof off my house and go up a story. That would do the job nicely.

omahagreg · Mar 27, 2014

Pair of Cockshuts, consecutive serial numbers!

kruser · Mar 27, 2014

Pheasants, Polaris, Present and Pulling tractors.
Pardon me, have to go to a Party!

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

Pitiful! McDonald's workers can't make change even when the amount is right in front of them. I think at the time there was only one drive through in Pleasant Hill. LOL

larry@stinescorner · Mar 27, 2014

a few more P s

Potato Planter

potatoes

Planting corn

Pumpkins,,,grown in PA,,,artwork by daughter and displayed in nj all the way till Christmas

Pie,,,,

Pepper (the goat in nj)

Peppers from the garden

Peppers freezer bound

peeling potatoes???????

more pumpkins

The neighbor lady said plant a sew neck PUMPKINS,So I piled them under her tree

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

That's the total amount of pheasants seen in Iowa in the last ten years. Don't know how they fared this winter.....wouldn't have thought it was good.

Brian Allen · Mar 27, 2014

flembo
Forgive me, but, what does that (Punkin chunking?) machine do?
That does not make sense to me!
Enlighten an old fella!
Thanks
Brian

john in la · Mar 27, 2014

Poboy sandwich made with real French bread.
This is not what some of you would call a sub.

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

Pistol packin' pooch. We called him "Deadeye" cause he's only got one! Lost him many years ago, great little guy.

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

That's a new one on me....french??

DaveH IA · Mar 27, 2014

Plowin

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Plan of the day Ya gotta have a PLAN

Fawteen · Mar 27, 2014

Italian. 20HP 1 cylinder diesel, 9 speed (3x3) four wheel drive and full articulation.

Dr. Walt · Mar 27, 2014

Pullford, "Tractor"???

LOL!

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

Is there a lot of vibration?

IrvIA · Mar 27, 2014

That would be a son-of-a-gun to drive to town for groceries after you got done plowing. :>)

larry@stinescorner · Mar 27, 2014

PICKING corn

larry@stinescorner · Mar 27, 2014

the picture wont post,sorry

mab570diesel · Mar 27, 2014

larry those were some darn big taters' all the veggies looked good though.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 27, 2014

neck Pumpkins under the neighbor ladys tree

Scott 730 · Mar 27, 2014

P-3 Moline drill

RandyB(MI) · Mar 27, 2014

P lowin' , Puppy (Ruby), Pooch (older Ruby)

RBnSC · Mar 27, 2014

When We would come to Slidell I would always get a Shrimp Poboy. Man it was killer.
Ron

gtractorfan · Mar 27, 2014

Pumpkin chunkin machines fling or toss pumpkins. There are contests with different types of chunkin machines, some are air cannons, some catapults and other. The object is to see who can build a machine to fling a pumpkin the farthest distance without them flying apart at launch. Air cannons seem to shoot the farthest, I think the record is around 3/4 mile.

JD John · Mar 27, 2014

An OLD Packard truck!

RBnSC · Mar 27, 2014

Potty?
Ron

larry@stinescorner · Mar 27, 2014

how about a wagon load of Potatoes and a Pretty girl driving,thats one of the neigbors girlfriends,driving my tractor,she likes my tractor(dont tell my wife)

SweetFeet · Mar 27, 2014

Worked late - but here goes...

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Picturesque scene with a "purty" poo spreader

SweetFeet · Mar 27, 2014

LOL!!!
I remember that pic... from the bank demo.

jennifer408 · Mar 27, 2014

pistol, H&K Compact 45 made in Germany, set up for a south paw, im a south paw.

Dave Sherburne NY · Mar 27, 2014

Power King tractor Plowing and Power King tractors made in Wisconsin, Pottinger mower on the front and side of JD, Someone asked how fast you can mow with a discbine well it's limited to a speed where you can stay in the seat Page tractor from the 1950s, Pouring lots of concrete, Milking Parlor, Pond hopping

Tom OConor · Mar 27, 2014

Plow and planter

Fawteen · Mar 28, 2014

Not as much as you'd think. She does shake a bit at low idle, but once you bump 'er up, she's pretty smooth.

sms · Mar 28, 2014

Lifts 33 feet high beats carrying up a ladder. We have a newer one we use on jobs so this one is just used for my sawmill.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 28, 2014

couldnt get it to post last night,got it this am before I left,,,,PICKING corn

JimIA · Mar 28, 2014

Palmer! My last name.

Wemedeeres · Mar 28, 2014

I didn't have this computer with me yesterday so I'm still gonna sneak these in.

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