Here's a tractor photo

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55 50 Ron

Well-known Member

• Jan 28, 2011

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So that I don't wear out my welcome with trivial O/T posts, I thought I better post a tractor photo.

This was taken as I cut some hay a couple summers ago. Hope it helps to get us over the snow and cold of this winter.

 

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Jason1Pa

Member

• Jan 28, 2011

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Great Pic!! How do you get a picture to be this big on here? I can only get a smaller size anytime I put something up on here.

 

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55 50 Ron

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• Jan 29, 2011

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I don't know how the picture size is determined. I just "grab" a photo from my picture folders and ask it to be posted. There is no request for anything to do with size.

Maybe someone from YT Support can better explain the process.
Someone posted on here some time ago how to post using the UPLOAD PHOTO from the ADVANCED POSTING TOOLS below. I assume you already know that. But that doesn't ask anything about photo size.

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 29, 2011

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heres another one, its a good idea you had figured I would join in if you dont mind, thanks for posting thats a nice JD !

 

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DoubleR

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• Jan 29, 2011

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Nice looking Deere. Don't know if its my old eyes or my laptop screen but couldn't tell if its a 50 or 60 but appeared to be the size of a 50. Maybe I better go clean my contacts.

 

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Jason1Pa

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Just testing a new way to up load a pic

 

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Jason1Pa

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Hey Ron thanks for the help! i found out how to get a bigger picture!! You do need to use the "advanced" upload.

 

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flying belgian

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Wow! Factory power steering and fenders. Top of the line. I'm guessing it is a 1955 or 56?

 

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Greenpully

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Thanks for those nice pics,sure helps with these winter blahs.GP

 

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55 50 Ron

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• Jan 29, 2011

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Glad you were succesful with the photo upload. Your tractor is SO CLEAN. Do you wash it? What part of PA? I have a brother near Clarks Summit.

 

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55 50 Ron

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• Jan 29, 2011

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S/N dates it to Oct., 1955 so I call it a 55. I know Deere "purists" would call it a 56, but I'm not a purist!!. The fenders didn't come with it. I found them at an auction. It also has live PTO.

 

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55 50 Ron

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• Jan 29, 2011

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It is a 50.

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 29, 2011

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That explains your handle, nice!

 

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55 50 Ron

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• Jan 29, 2011

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Larry,
Thanks for joining in. The more the merrier.
Jersey looks rolling like PA. Only part of Jersey I've been in is around Newark, Somerville, and Camden when I was working as an electronics engineer and visited some RCA factories.

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 29, 2011

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I live in nj, but the tractor is in lehigh county pa That is a nice looking jd you have,,, Larry

 

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TomH in PA

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Resize the picture with any photo editing software. That one looks like 800x600 pixels. It's best to take the original and size it down, if you increase the size of a smaller one you might get a jagged image.

 

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55 50 Ron

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Larry,
Thanks for the compliment. I have a brother in Lackawanna County near Clarks Summit.

 

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Dick W.

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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I'll post my new years day efforts in my garden. Had to stop when I tried to plow though. The ground had too much frost.

 

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LeoinMI

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Nice John Deere. Here,s a picture of my NAA in warmer weather.

 

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eastexan

Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Dick, that Oliver looks too nice to go digging in the dirt. :wink:

 

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Paul from MI

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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This might make you think about warmer weather!

 

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JWA66

New User

• Jan 29, 2011

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first bale from the 1958 No46 in many many years, it works very well for what I need. Pulled by a late 70s Massey Ferguson 20-C

 

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JayinNY

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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Never mind the tractor, thats some nice looking hay! lol. No offense Ron.

 

tomstractorsandtoys

Well-known Member

• Jan 29, 2011

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My 13 year old daughter has a digital camera and last year she took short video clips of all our fieldwork. Those baling and chopping pictures sure are nice to look at when it seems that winter in WI will never get over.