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larry@stinescorner · Mar 17, 2017

Took these pictures today in my travels

thats is a Schramm pnumatractor

looks like they ran when parked? lol

Some closeup shots for SweetFeet

Is that Rusty enough??

wjytexas · Mar 17, 2017

Now that I have the time and money I wish I wasn't 70. But then again I'm glad I am 70. I know where there is a '56 Ford Custom Deluxe, 292 cu. T'Bird, dual exhaust out
the bumper, blue on blue and very little rust but ....... I can do tractors but at this point I'd have to hire someone to crawl under it! Can anyone else identify?

flying belgian · Mar 17, 2017

That should buff out!

Mike(NEOhio) · Mar 17, 2017

Absolutely. I have a 99 F-250 and I rarely grease it or even check the tires. It's just too painful to get down there.

fixerupper · Mar 17, 2017

Why is it more painful to get down there than getting back up? At least it is for me. By the way, nice pictures Larry. In my neck of the woods old trucks like that are long gone except for a few stragglers.

Ivan in Mich · Mar 17, 2017

Getting down is not the problem, its getting back up

pete black · Mar 17, 2017

Same here, only tractor i have now is a Kubota Grand L series as it got to hard and less fun to work on or work with the older ones. Will have to pry my 52 chevy pu out of my old hands though.

IA Roy · Mar 17, 2017

Falling is not a problem. It is the sudden stop at the end of the fall that is painful. I hit the deck on ice about 3 weeks ago and lucky I curled up mid-fall. I landed flat on my back and had tucked my chin in my chest and didn't hit my head. I did end up with stiff front neck muscles and a little pain in my upper back above my shoulder blades. A lot better than some people I know who have fallen. One chiropractor visit and I have been good since then. It could have been much worse! Sorry if I strayed off the topic!

SweetFeet · Mar 17, 2017

Larry,

EXCELLENT!! Thanks for posting these rusty ol' trucks and tractor.

You're giving me spring fever for a junkyard. LOL
Just need to find a reason to get to one this spring or summer.

I especially like the rusty/lichen covered International 210 with the winders busted out.
(Too bad the winders are busted out... but really cool looking truck.)

Thanks again!

Heyseed · Mar 17, 2017

nice photos Larry. I like the hand painted doors, talk about a lost art.

Dick2 · Mar 18, 2017

Before I get down now, I attach a tie-down strap to something so I can grab the strap to help myself up. Works for me.

Geo-TH,In · Mar 18, 2017

Larry,
Are you becoming a junk yard dog hanging out in a salvage yard
with a camera? I'm surprised those weren't scraped out years ago
and sent to China when the prices were up.
geo

John B. · Mar 18, 2017

When I worked in St. Louis from 1980-1996 we had 8 IH R-190 trucks. I don't know how folks drove them years ago but they never knew
better. We added power steering to them. Talk about a Basic Truck that's what they were.

hd6gtom · Mar 18, 2017

looks like somebody had a thing for old binders.

Blackhole49 · Mar 18, 2017

I'm only 63. I got this 10 years ago because I was tired of jack stands and a creeper.

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