Wonderful Wild Wet W day!

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johnlobb

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wide angle pic of Clarksville,MI old tractor show last year, Better pic of old Wagon, Wife on her favorite tractor, a Rumley Oil Pull. and a Water Lily in my little pond

 

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DeltaRed

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Water;Will(nephew);Winter wonderland;wife

 

glennster

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• Apr 3, 2014

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w-9

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rrlund

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Walking tractor. Walking plow. White tractor with Wagons loaded with corn. Wally.

 

glennster

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• Apr 3, 2014

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whoopsssss

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glennster

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

whoops again

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rrlund

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wizzard from Western Auto. Winchester.

 

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Wheat Farmer

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wet Spot, William & Hamm irrigation ditch, 7+ miles long and serves 23 farms 16CFS, WD9 and pikes peak all in Colo.

 

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rrlund

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Waterfall. Water tower and windmill. Water wagon. Winter storms.

 

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johnlobb

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Randy, I love those 40s and 50s ads!

 

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crooked rows

Member

• Apr 3, 2014

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White planter
Westendorf loader
wagons
wheat
Winpower generator

 

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twostepn2001

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• Apr 3, 2014

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West Texas sand storm

Wind turbines in a lightning storm

Wooden oil tank

 

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Wild child

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• Apr 3, 2014

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wild child

 

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DH in Carolina

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• Apr 3, 2014

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World War II Memorial

 

old popper

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wrenches, windbreaker

 

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fordfarming

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wheat harvest

 

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ss55

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Is the waterfall Techomminon Falls (spelling?) in the UP?

 

dcarp

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Location

Schulenburg Texas

• Apr 3, 2014

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Wife

John, I used the same thing as you for my pond.

 

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JayinNY

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

That looks like some nice hay! First cut?? Or second? What kind of baler do you use? Maybe a Deere?

 

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rrlund

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Nope,Cumberland Falls in Ky.

 

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gtractorfan

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wood whittler, quarter scale wooden tractor models

 

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Trkr

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Westendorf,with son and grandson.
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crooked rows

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Second cutting, that was baled with a 328 John Deere baler

 

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jennifer408

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• Apr 3, 2014

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come to think of it, i haven't seen a western auto since i moved out west. it must be a Midwest company, i wonder why they don't just call it Midwestern auto.

 

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Patrick HMD

Member

• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Wells Fargo strong box (repro) &amp; Winchesters



Army escort wagon



Army escort wagon 1/9th scale model under construction mockup



Best regards
Patrick
'49M

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

our big watermelon harvest
3 watermelons,two more than last year,,,,so progress??/

 

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uncle henry

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• Apr 3, 2014

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farmall white demonstrators

 

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sms

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Williamsport Machinery Planer, Wm Bartley and Sons steam sawmill, Winter

 

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kruser

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Worn out in Las Vegas - Found this feller at our door when we left at 4 AM this morning.
(I know) What happens in Vegas - Stays in Vegas (but had to share)

 

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JayinNY

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

I thought so, you can always tell a JD small square, nice tight and square, plus the 2 grooves it makes in the bale under the twine to keep the twine in place. Lol, thanks.

 

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uncle henry

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• Apr 3, 2014

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james wright

 

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Tom OConor

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Waterford Crystal

 

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kruser

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Wet Spring here in central Illinois
Woes for many
Working hard With Dad
Wicked Winter many places

 

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kruser

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

(Forgot) WET and WILD

 

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Patrick HMD

Member

• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

WTF!!! WTF!!! WTF were you thinking buster??!!

Wright flyer


Wintertime in south Texas


Window


Warehouse built in 1941


Best regards
Patrick
'49M

 

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Greg K

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

WILLY!

 

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Greg K

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Oops here it is

 

Ultradog MN

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Location

Twin Cities

• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Weights.

 

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kruser

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

World War II Veterans
(Know I have more - but couldn't find them right now)

 

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dpendzic

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Winch

 

omahagreg

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Granddads WD that we brought into town

 

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fordfarming

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Winter work wasn't wonderful

 

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uncle henry

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

here"s one at his boy hood home left here at age 5 and got to come back 90 years later

 

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robgIN

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• Apr 3, 2014

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W-30

 

SweetFeet

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

wooden wagon rebuilt by my husband

Wallis

WC Streamlined Allis Chalmers

Weathervane

Witch in corn country

 

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greg oliver

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Wall my boss and I built in Stamford N.Y. fourteen years ago. My 11 year old daughter used her I pad to take photo while it was still in the album!

 

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G1355

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

Here's my white.

 

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greg oliver

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• Apr 3, 2014

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Here are three Whites heading to Delaware County fair, Walton N.Y. 1991. That's my mom and I and Jessie my dog. The White truck was driven by my brother.

 

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greg oliver

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• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

try again!

 

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greg oliver

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• Apr 4, 2014

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.Steps, and I'm 6 foot five

 

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sms

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• Apr 4, 2014

• #1

Forgot my W-patrol hiding in the shed behind MM RTE.

 

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G1355

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• Apr 4, 2014

• #1

That's a cool picture, neat to see them when they were brand new.

 

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greg oliver

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• Apr 4, 2014

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They were just cleaned up for the tractor pull. The White American 60 I still have, we bought it new in 1989. The 2-70 on the back I had just painted, my father bought it from a BTO for $3500 in 1986. My dad and I rebuilt the engine and hydraulic pump. Thanks for the reply. Greg

 

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G1355

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• Apr 4, 2014

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I just have a 2-155 for whites, has almost 10000 hours but neighbor bought new and I bought it when he sold it, has had two good homes so far, I repainted it and put on new rubber. I'm in process of restoring my mm g1355 at the moment.