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Another try at tractyor pics.

Nice Dexta. I've seen a Porsche Jr. 'over here', at
a show in MN a couple years ago. Not one you see
often though. The 3rd pic in the top link is my
favorite - younger brother to the one in my garage,
by a year. Even the same color.
 
Works for me. What a bunch of tractors and such. Some of the exhaust pipes looks like they came off a RIVER BOAT in NEW ORLEANS. Interesting though. Only seen one tractor related to our "OLD UGLY". Small McCormick- FARMALL. What do they use the UNIMOG for in farming. (gotta be a dumb question I Know) but inquiring minds want to know. REally enjoyed the pics. My buns got tired sitting, but I stayed with it lol. Now Last Question. WHERE WAS YOU AND YUOUR TRACTOR IN THESE PHOTOS??????? Thanks ,
Reguards LOU.
 
(quoted from post at 22:33:05 12/25/10) Works for me. What a bunch of tractors and such. Some of the exhaust pipes looks like they came off a RIVER BOAT in NEW ORLEANS. Interesting though. Only seen one tractor related to our "OLD UGLY". Small McCormick- FARMALL. What do they use the UNIMOG for in farming. (gotta be a dumb question I Know) but inquiring minds want to know. REally enjoyed the pics. My buns got tired sitting, but I stayed with it lol. Now Last Question. WHERE WAS YOU AND YUOUR TRACTOR IN THESE PHOTOS??????? Thanks ,
Reguards LOU.
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Unimogs can have frt and rear 3PH and hydraulic connections, the beds dump (3 ways on some). Not my taste though and can get real expensive.
I was behind the camera and my tractor was home where it belonged :roll:
Dave
 
Those big magaphone pipes are used on non-supercharged 2-cycle diesels for scavenging the exhaust. Lanz Bulldog, Field Marshall, and other similar tractors used them.
 
Dave, nice set if pics. Some airports over here, use the 'mogs as snowplow/snowblower trucks. I have a Pinzgauer, that I am working on, right now, aim is to eventually put a V plow, or a blower on it. It has a gremlin in it right now, somewhere in the front end, hope to exorcise it this spring, just don't have the $ for it right now!
 
What brand is the big green tractor in pic 574. Also is that a 4WD Pasquale behind the big green tractor. Are they manufactured anymore. Thanks for the pics.
 
That is a Lanz Bulldog. There are a few here in the states. At lest one in New England that I have seen at the Dunstable, MA show. Didn't have the fancy fenders though.
 
That is also a Lanz Bulldog. Single cylinder two-stroke Diesel. Around forty hp. Starter aid is a "hot bulb" that is heated with a torch. I think some of the Lanz also were started with a specially loaded shotgun shell similar to how a British Field Marshall tractor was started. Anybody want my Series 3 Field Marshall located in eastern MA?
 
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Dave, all you needed to do was push the IMG button in the editor, paste in one of your links, then hit the IMG button again to get them to appear as pictures in your post. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
 
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Dave, all you needed to do was push the IMG button in the editor, paste in one of your links, then hit the IMG button again to get them to appear as pictures in your post. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
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100+ times?????? I don't thinks so Tim......

Dave
 
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