BANDITFARMER
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I asked yesterday and nobody got it right so I will ask again.
What make and model tractor was given to Neil Armstrong? Bandit
What make and model tractor was given to Neil Armstrong? Bandit
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BANDITFARMER
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Nope! Bandit
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What state are Tuff Tractors built?
BANDITFARMER
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Well a clue may be in order hear. Ever visit JD Sellers?
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! But another clue.
A Marine removes what when he enters a building?
A Marine removes what when he enters a building?
I do not know what make machinery his grandparents had on their farm but they were not very good farmers, crops they sent to elevator were way too much dirt. This is from before he got famous. Would not evem give the truck driver hired to haul the dirty grain that had to be loaded with a shovel a drink of water. Dad was that truck driver. I have no use for that family.
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! but another clue.
This tractor has Prairie in its linage. Bandit
This tractor has Prairie in its linage. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! But yet another clue.
It's not rare to see but hard to see by the light of a silvery moon. Bandit
It's not rare to see but hard to see by the light of a silvery moon. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! But another clue.
Its like 50 shades of gray. Bandit
Its like 50 shades of gray. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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NOT! Yet another clue.
They were red in the heritage? Bandit
They were red in the heritage? Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! But yet another clue.
Avery is part of the family. Bandit
Avery is part of the family. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Sorry to hear that.
But another clue.
I'll bet if he came back from lunch at 1:05 it would have been bad. Bandit
But another clue.
I'll bet if he came back from lunch at 1:05 it would have been bad. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! Your getting warmer! Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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BINGO!
But what WHITE? Bandit
But what WHITE? Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Nope! The answer is in the clues I gave. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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OK I'll give you the answer and a little history on this tractor.
It was a 2 105 White with a cab with all the goodies. Neil Armstrong did some promotional work for White when White tractors first came out and it was part of the deal. The dealership the tractor was sent to prepped the tractor for and delivered it to his farm in Ohio. Each year they went and serviced the tractor for him and kept it maintained. 4 years later the tractor only had a little over 100 hours on it and they wanted to sell it. A deal was made and it was sold, Mr Armstrong and his wife came over to the dealership to sign over the warranty card and paper work over to the new owner. The dealership still has this paper work in there files. The tractor is now on its 3rd owner and is still going. This is the tractor that Mr. Armstrong lost his finger to dismounting the tractor too fast.
So I guess this would be a rare tractor given its history. Bandit
It was a 2 105 White with a cab with all the goodies. Neil Armstrong did some promotional work for White when White tractors first came out and it was part of the deal. The dealership the tractor was sent to prepped the tractor for and delivered it to his farm in Ohio. Each year they went and serviced the tractor for him and kept it maintained. 4 years later the tractor only had a little over 100 hours on it and they wanted to sell it. A deal was made and it was sold, Mr Armstrong and his wife came over to the dealership to sign over the warranty card and paper work over to the new owner. The dealership still has this paper work in there files. The tractor is now on its 3rd owner and is still going. This is the tractor that Mr. Armstrong lost his finger to dismounting the tractor too fast.
So I guess this would be a rare tractor given its history. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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Yes sir that's what it was. No one knows if he picked it out or if it's what White offered to him or what. But it is the tractor that was delivered to him. Bandit
BANDITFARMER
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To a point yes. shoot me an email with a phone # and I'll call you tonight with details. Bandit
The Dukester
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Was it a Fleeson's 5 wheel drive Row Jumper with Polish white letter tires and a 16 horse chrome exhaust pipe?
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