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Neversink Roundout Antique Machinery Show pics

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Didn't manage to take any tractors to the show but drove my truck over today. Good to see the young lady pulling with the garden tractor. The trappers cabin is always a hit. Stopped on the Neversink dam (NYcity water 100 miles away they like our mountain water don't even filter it) for pictures and at my 3rd cousins farm for a picture with a fallen brother(38 GMC 37 Chevy) Ford with 4.3 liter V6 was a hit and voted best tractor.
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Nice pics. I was there on Sat. for a while. I really like to see the Model T with the tractor kit on it. Nice show.
 
I knew someone who had a NASH four wheeel truck that was neat. That Lynn is a real beast. Just think; you could own your own Half Track! They have one at the Kinzer rough and tumble museum. Has a big straight six if I am correct? What a throaty sound!
 
Thanks for sharing. I think that is the first time that T has shown up in pictures I've seen (Dad has an A with kit on it, so I always take note of the other Tractor conversions around.)
 
Both the Ford tractors look good. The finned aluminum heads on the flathead really set it off. Great photos and beautiful country, thanks for sharing.
 
He brings it every year, he has the trappers cabin, tractors and three old trucks. He had to cut back this year for heath reasons.
 
Yup, start it up and people come around. Belongs to Sullivan County, they had three old ones laying around, one guy decided to do something and made a deal with the guy that restores them, gave him three got one back restored.
 
Thats my grandson Levi leaning on the fence by the 1614 Power King with hid arms crossed. Pulled in the 1400 pound class, was the last puller.
I don't believe that was a Mall chainsaw on the truck I had a Mall and it was red with a lot bigger engine. Still wouldn't cut much, had an oddball chain on it.
Were you there when they fired up that Lynn Tractor snowplow. That really bellered when they started it but then settled down and sounded really good.Seems like everybody around me stopped what they were doing to figure out what it was.
I got a call last night from a fella down there, told me I've got a trophy coming for travelling the farthest to the show. About 110 miles.
 
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