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charlie

06-14-2004 19:39:42

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hi guys

my sons name is cody he is thirteen and loves tractor sand has even had his own tractor once before it was a farmall b but you can go into his room and see nothing but john deere stuff and it has to be a johnny popper he loves my little 1945 model h he even pull starts me on my 1956 john deere 60!

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youngster

06-16-2004 06:07:13

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

well i love them too i am 14 and i own 4 and my dad and i are a partner ownership for the TD-14. it is nice to know that there are other younger kids out there into this stuff it seems to be dyeing. well i think you all should look into joining your local historical engine society i am and it is lots of fun we are being pushed into helpig cause they know we will be running the club in a few years

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D Brown Utah

06-16-2004 03:59:36

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

my 12 year old son has 1948 Allis C single front wheel he got for christmas. we just got it running a couple of weeks ago. He is going to pull it here in southern Utah on the 4th of july. i tried to talk him into letting me pull it no way.

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Farm w/Junk

06-15-2004 21:05:16

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

Well I just turned 16 and love tractors and trucks. I have over 100 1/16th scale toys and tons of 1/64 scale. I currently have 9 tractors of my own and dad has a couple.(it worked opposite, i started collecting and he followed) I have 3 pickups also. I dont miss an auction or tractor pull, especially the nationals in bowling green. cant wait till august. been driving since i can remember, and was always "rebuilding" my toys. keep up the good work and get some more youngens interested. best way to stay out of trouble for me.
Matt

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720Deere

06-15-2004 19:21:51

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

My 4 year old son doesn't miss a tractor pull! He loves the old tractors more than any of the thousands of toys that he has. Most of the toys are tractors and almost all of his shirts are tractors. My wife is afraid that our 3 month old daughter will catch this "disease".

The worst part is that I'll have to wait about 10 years for him to be able to pull on his own. Maybe I'll get started on a lawn tractor for him soon.

Growing up on a farm, I have always appreciated the old iron, but I worried about be able to pass that legacy on. No worries, mission accomplished without any effort. Let's just hope that the teenage years don't spoil it!

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Robert

06-15-2004 14:27:52

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

My granddaughter loves my '45 JD "A", although the first time I drove it towards her, she was a bit scared. Once she realized it wasn't going to hurt her (she'll be 2 next week), she thought it was great.
Now, EVERY tractor is "Opa's tractor". Aren't them little kids great fun to be around?

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FARMIN RED

06-15-2004 11:01:15

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

My son is 2 years old and he loves tractors to death. I have a farmall H and a cub Cadet in the garage and every time that we walk by them he climbs right on the cub cadet. He thinks that it is his or somthing. When I let him set on the H he has a smile on from ear to ear. And of course when it is time to come into the house he pitches a fit like any 2 year old. All though I like to see that he really likes the iron.

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Brian in Ohio

06-14-2004 20:55:03

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

i can speak from experience... I'm a second generation collector. When I was three, my father worked for a CASE dealership, and in that shop is where he restored the 36 Model "C" that I now own. I remember him turning me loose with a paintbrush full of LC grey, and said, "Here, go at it boy". From that point on, I've had no other love that collecting and restoring old tractors.

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Don-Wi

06-14-2004 20:38:18

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

I'm only 19, and I have 14 years behind the wheel already on our massey 285. I have upwards of 100 tractors scattered in my room, several from Franklin Mint. I love all shades, but I'm partial to MF & Oliver. Donovan from Wisconsin

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Jeff in Ontario

06-14-2004 19:57:05

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Re: does your son love tractors as much as mine in reply to charlie, 06-14-2004 19:39:42

My one and a half year old daughter loves tractors, she could say tractor almost before mom & dad! She's always a happy kid, but I never see her so happy as when she's around tractors! (My wife just shakes her head at this) hehe ---Jeff

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Rusty

06-14-2004 21:05:00

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Re: Re: does your son love tractors as much as min in reply to Jeff in Ontario, 06-14-2004 19:57:05

Hello
I'm 18 and have loved old tractors since i was 4 or 5. My dad has been collecting 2 cylinder JD's since the early 80's. He said I was out helping him restore them since I cold walk. My dad owns thirty eight 2-cylinders (all running, 13 are restored) I own 3 old tractors myself, a 1948 JD model D, 1951 JD Model R and a 1945 McCormick W-9.

I graduated from high school last year and am currently apprenticing as a farm Machinery Mechanic.
Old tractors are still my favorite. Russ

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06-15-2004 03:16:51

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Re: Re: Re: does your son love tractors as much as in reply to Rusty, 06-14-2004 21:05:00

my youngest likes them too. youve got a good thing going. pg

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