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I find it interesting where all you tractor nuts are from.I see alot of post from around the country.
Im live in PA (clarion county) and yes Im a tractor nut too........
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I lived so many places as I grew up it wasn't funny. I was born down south in Alabama the town where the Allis G was built. I have lived in Mo, NE, KS, TN, CT, WY, FL, MS, SC, VA, and now am back in MO. Most places I lived 3 to 6 years because my dad was a Preacher and college professor
 
Central Iowa ... Pella

I enjoy the CASE tractors ... have 51 S .. 49 Dc4 .. and a 48 La .. so far ...

Mark
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I lived in Raymond, ME till I was 15 and moved out here to Orwell NY in Oswego county. I've been here almost 10 years.
Zach
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(quoted from post at 16:41:18 01/30/11) I find it interesting where all you tractor nuts are from.I see alot of post from around the country.
Im live in PA (clarion county) and yes Im a tractor nut too........
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I"m in NW Ohio. This picture is from 2004, but the guessing guru"s are predicting a significant amount of snow for Tuesday, Wednesday of this week here.
I put the cement drum on the three point today, so I will have some more traction for pushing snow, if necessary.

Randy
 
(quoted from post at 19:58:39 01/30/11) I"m in NW Ohio. This picture is from 2004, but the guessing guru"s are predicting a significant amount of snow for Tuesday, Wednesday of this week here.
I put the cement drum on the three point today, so I will have some more traction for pushing snow, if necessary.

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I grew up on a farm in WI where we had a C, a Super C, and an H to farm 160 acres. Left the farm and went to school in IN, worked in IL and CA, now retired in SF Bay Area. I don't miss the snow a whole hell of a lot.
 
I live in S.W. Vermont near Rutland but I was born and raised up near the Quebec border in a little town called Enosburg Falls, Vt and I still call it home. Been here 26 yrs. Enosburg Falls in the 50's an 60's was the dairy Center of the world. I have a 1964 MF 65 gas tractor an a 1956 Ferguson F40. My wife hasnt complained about to trators yet. I live in the village on a 1/3 acre lot. Guess you can never take the country outta the boy.
 
I'm from SE Missouri, 30 minutes from St. Louis. I lived in Iowa for one year to study automotive and diesel technology.
 
I was born & grew up in Franklin, Pa. . I love those little ole Fords .Was raised in a Ford family . God bless
 
Grew up around Lawrence, KS and now after twenty years in the Air Force I reside in Muleshoe, TX.
I used to have a 1940 JD B, but due to space I now have garden tractors, 1968 JD 112, 1965 Case 180, 1974 JD 110.
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North Mankato, Mn. Nicollet County, South central part of state. 5 tractors. 2004 McCormick, 1999 CaseIH, 1976 John Deere, 1936 John Deere, 1930 Case. The only thing we can lay claim to in this town is the largest execution in US history when they hung 38 Indians back in the 1860's.
 
Elba NY was the onion capital of the world,mostly cabbage ,squash,pumpkins and onions now and a whole lot of cukes are grown
 
Middleville,Michigan. Grew up six miles away in Caledonia,Mi. Lived in California during time in the service and moved back after I got out.
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Hey! We were told we can't call them that anymore! Here by the res. and casino we have to call them "Naaaaaativvvve Ammmeeeeeericccaaaaans" Hey DH! You have more snow than we do here in Central MI. Mt. Pleasant to be exact. !950 "B" w/two row cult and 1937 "A" w/ #4B plow and hayride wagon in the works. Four growing grandkids are about to make this hobby the best. Here's two of them. Thanks all. Randy.
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In the 80's I hauled a lot of Diesel fuel to that fuel yard cross the tracks for "Butler Petroleum".
 
Hey "B". Get ready for the big one Tuesday into Wednesday. They are calling for 10"-16" plus 40mph winds. Could get interesting.
Nice John Deere you have there. My Aunt and uncle lived on Shepard Rd. just up from the casino long before it was built. (Allen Jennings)
 
north central illinois, livingston county

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This pic shows my son on the old 6030 and the countryside where both of us and the neighbor put a tornado damaged irrigation sprinkler back up in the Oklahoma panhandle.

Its one of my favorite tractors!

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Been there, guy up there in Shipenville repairs drilling tools, also get My well supply from there used to be called Huges supply,then Superior pump, now aquaflow pump and supply. sold my tractor last spring still have a f20 to get going.
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Grew up in North Jersey, Sussex county area. Moved down to South Louisiana, about 7 years ago to work as a commercial diver in the GOM.
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Hi LeoinMI! I live two miles east of Shepherd Rd. (Wise Rd.) and little south. Grew up on farm straight north of M20 on Shepherd Rd just up past Vernon Rd ea. of Rosebush.That's my "hayride" territory.Thanks. Randy.
 
South East AZ . At the foot of the Chiricahua(cheer ee cow ah))Mts. ,ancestrial home of the Apache tribe of the same name. Thats them in the background. 46 2N.
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North West Illinois, 30 miles downriver from Rock Island and 6 miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Grandad bought the farm in 1945, I bought it from Mom and Aunts in 2001, put up a house in 2002 and a shed in 2003. 2 Oliver 1850 diesels, Farmall 400 and John deere 70. I belong to HPOCA, Midwest Oliver Collectors and The Antique Engine and Tractor Association in Geneseo, Ill. This is my favorite 1850 and 73 picker-sheller after getting it home from the show in Geneseo. Chris
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Southern NH. Going out to spread lime last fall. Notice the dejected looking 960 peeking around the corner from the shop building. She was jealous being left behind.
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I have the same JD 112, though mine isent restored. Mine has the Tecumseh engine. Still runs great! Also has the variable speed. It has the 48" mower deck. Maybe I'll restore it someday?
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Florence Alabama. Northwest corner. If you leave my county (Lauderdale) to the north you're in Tennessee and if you leave it to the west you're in Mississippi.
 
No OLD tractors but like to read here.Got a MF 2500 forklift,and a MF 245 farm tractor and a 585 CASE forklift.
Live in N.E. Georgia,near South Carolina line.
Enjoy reading here.
 
20 miles east of Spokane Washington, collect Allis Chalmers and grow and sell veggies.

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SW Pa 35 mi N of Pittsburgh.
Not any big tractors here but have em in my blood.
Just my lil ones now.
CuB Cadet 108, a 782 both made by IH
And a Bolens 1666
My 108 I call my retirement tractor took the rockers off the rocking chair to replace a badly worn seat .
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Wish we had some of your water!!

HTH,
Howard
 
How close are you to Mytic, or Groton or New London??? I live in New London at a couple of places back in the 70s Loved to go out and eat at a place called the Light House Inn. Very classy place but I did love to impress the ladies back then and the dancing was not for my age group but I liked it any how and so did my dates
 
I have family that reside in that area both in Joplin and Neosho but they are only in small areas any more since they are all 6 foot under. I do also have relatives in the area but been way to many years for them or me to remember them if that makes since
 
Home is Lawrenceville, Georgia with a farm in Clayton, Georgia in the NE mountains. No pictures at this time, but I have 6 hand start row crop tractors from the 1930s in Clayton. Spent my first 28 years in Washtenaw County, MI.
 
On top of a beautifull hill overlooking the river bottom in the junction of west and middle Tennessee. Lifetime collection of old iron.
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I live in Ashkum, Il. which is at the 292 exit on I 57 in Iroquois co Il. My farm is north of Piper City, Il. in northern Ford co. I have several old tractors and John Deere corn shellers and a Cook sheller mounted on a Ford truck. I am also interested in blacksmithing and my day job is owning and driving a 1991 Peterbilt pulling a dump trl. Just mounted the 8ft. Schultd snow thrower on the 560D. Ready for the coming snow. Armand
 
Born & Raised in Knox county In. Now live in Lawrence county. Have a JD 2010, use it mostly to bush hog clearing grandsons place. Love tractors, and enjoy YT, and tractor forums. Just don't post much. Mow my yard with the awesome 318
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Maybee, Michigan is my home..

about 20 miles north of Toledo Ohio, 20 miles south of Ann Arbor, Michigan

I have:

1940 Farmall H
1948? Farmall Cub
194? Co-Op E3
194? Cockshutt 30
1953 Massey Harris 33
1955? Massey Harris self propelled corn picker
1962 Case 930 w/M&amp;W Turbo
1964 JD 110
1965 JD 110
196? Case Garden tractor (forget the model now)
1967 Allis Chalmers D-17 w/IH 2001 loader (been in the family since new)
197? Massey Ferguson/Ski-Whiz snowmobile
1976 JD Liquifire and Cyclone snowmobiles
1978 Pair of JD Cyclone snowmobiles

Almost everything is in it's "work clothes".. Every piece but 2 will run, but all are in various states.. I keep buying more projects instead of finishing what I have already (but the future missus says after the wedding I'll have to quit buying and finish some projects before buying more LOL)

Here's a picture of my Cub, I picked it up a couple weeks ago, and you can kinda see my D-17 in the shed (along with my mess).. I'm pretty happy with how the Cub pushes snow so far, but chains and weights sure would help LOL

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Brad Gyde
 
Tennille, (east central) Georgia. and have 1 650 J Deere compact diesel tractor for work and have 2 Earthmasters for enjoyment. Gene
 
I haven't figured out the picture thing yet. I'm in central Iowa, Dallas County. Have a Oliver 770 propane that's slowly being restored.
 
Yes, it is an old gravity dump. It is by far the handiest wagon we have. I use it for firewood, barn cleaning, dirt, rocks, sawdust and anything else that will fit.
Zach
 
Martinsburg NE. As far as toys, 1950 Farmall c demonstrator from grandpa, Farmall B, M, 10-20, Harvey cornsheller and a buzzsaw.(I must have too many fingers or arms!lol)
 
Kind of interesting to see where some of you are from. I live right between Rembrandt Ia and Albert City Ia. I've mentioned I live in NW Ia several times in previous posts. When I was in full swing on the wheat harvest I 'lived' for two weeks or so at a time in quite a few towns throughout the western and northern parts of the US. And south central Canada too.

So I can say I've lived in Cordell OK, Seiling OK, Woodward OK, Garden City Kan., Deerfield Kan, Deighton Kan., Sharon Springs Kan., Sterling Co.,Ogallala Ne., Midland SD, Idaho Falls ID.,Mud Lake ID., Hamer ID., Humboldt SK., St Benedict SK, Kamsack SK. and there might be a couple I missed.

Marilyn has family roots in Grove City PA. I picked up on that town's name in another post. Jim
 
I live on an acreage outside of Lincoln, Nebraska by the little town of Denton, Nebraska.
I love Antique Tractors and Implements and Classic Cars.

Tractors
1937 John Deere A Unstyled
1948 John Deere A
1942 John Deere B
1945 John Deere B
1951 John Deere B
1948 Farmall C

Implements
John Deere #44 plow
John Deere #594 Rake
John Deere #5 Sickle Mower (2)
John Deere #8 Sickle Mower
John Deere ABG 200 Cultivator (2)
John Deere #40 4 Row Cultivator
John Deere #290 Corn Planter

Classic Cars
1928 Dodge Victory 6
1946 Dodge
1948 Plymouth P-15 Deluxe Club Coupe
1958 Ford Custom 300
1959 Edsel Ranger
1964 Ford F100 Flareside
1965 Ford F250 Styleside
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Merkel TX area close to Stith. Lived in Dewey OK. Galt Mo went to high school there, Braymer Mo,Jamesport MO, Princeton Mo,Ravanna Mo. Been in Tx since 85 and trying to get out but have 2 many tractors and trucks and not enuff money.
 
Rockwood, Mich. Born in Detroit by some freak accident. All relatives but 1, born in South Carolina. Wish I was down there, Much warmer. A and a cub and motorcycle and four Fords. Retarded, I mean retired. Same in my case. Proud to be part of this forum. Dave(circa 1943)
 
Grew up in Knox City, Mo, have lived in Leavenworth, KS since 87 after a seven year enlistment in the ARMY. Own my grandpa"s 48 H and my Dad"s 53 Super H and my 65 656 Diesel
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Got a few acres in the Crimmeron river vslley up stream Keystone dam in Oklshoma.Raise Alfalfa for good Guernsey Cattle Just keep the dry cows and young stock here Milkers go to a big dairy while they sre milking return to home plsce to freshen.
gitrib
 
I live in E. Texas Panola Co. Been here long, long time.

3910 Ford tractor
1953 Ford 2 dr. car
1994 F 250 Ford PU Farm
2006 GM Mercury
2008 F 250 Ford PU
All running good.

Hammer Man
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That 53 Ford looks exactly like the one I took my drivers test in. three on the tree ? and that robin egg blue.
 
NE Pa at the bottom of Luzerne County.
Here's a pic of my plow tractor Case 580D, also have:
IH Farmall 450D
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" " H
" " Super A (2)
" " A
and my granddad's F-20
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Born and raised in Oskaloosa Iowa and moved to Lynden Wa in 1984. Collector and restorer of all things I.H. with 50 I.H. tractors 1 Gibson, 1 MF 175 1 JCB Loader 1 51 I.H. truck, 8 Cub Cadets and 3 sheds full of I.H. parts and future projects. I also collect old I.H. memorbilia and fast hitch implements. If this is a disease I am probably terminal. Howard Nunnikhoven Lynden Wa
 
I am from NW Illinois. Right on the Stephenson/Ogle county lines. Land has been in the family since 1921 and from my house I am within 5 miles of family farms that go back to the 1840-1850s. Roots run deep here on my dads side. My mom is from Sumrall/Oloh Mississippi area and I prefer to call that area HOME something I can never say about this place in Idiotnois. My family has 15 or so tractors. All but 1 is IH. 4 McCormick Deering O-4's, and one each of OS-4, I-4, pre W W-400 diesel, cub "vineyard/orchard", F-12, F-20, Cub Lo-Boy 154, Early 15-30, H, and a Case 830 "lemon." Also looking into getting a T-6 farm crawler.
 
Edisto Island South Carolina 35 miles south of Charleston on family farm. Moved to town in 73.
 
Stroke in 02, ended my driving days!Sold the old place, moved into "town"."Carrollton Ohio", Now its rebuilding lawn/garden tractors as my hobby Always had IH tractors, I think they are the best!
Bob
God Bless
 
In SE MO, Farmington, Mo, St Francois Co. Used to be dairy country but now beef cattle. Lots of folks around here commute to St. Louis (70-90 mi)north so best crop the land produces is houses! lol :~). Lived here for 43 years but grew up in cotton country in Mo bootheel, Dunklin Co. Lots of family still there (6 ft under). Ancestor landed at Jamestown, VA in Sept 1654 and the decendants followed the migration west thru thru Cumberland gap until they got to Dunklin Co., sank up to their kneees in the swamp, and stayed. I am another old retired guy after 33 years as as Resident then Maintenace Engineer with Mo DOT. Own a 49 JD B, 49 Farmall H, 53 Cub, 53 Ferguson 30, 2001 CaseIH CX-70, 2 Mustangs, 06 Ford F-150 King Ranch, 2011 F-250 SD, 1970 Dodge D-300 w/54k original miles. And have been a tractor nut all my life!
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Home is our farm in NE Texas near Mt. Pleasant, TX.

During the week we "stay" in Hutchins, TX just south of Dallas on IH45.
 

Hi Delta -

Good looking place & tractors!!

I was over to Grand Junction just last week - thought of ya'll as we went through Delta! If I had had more time and/or more heads-up notice beforehand, I'd have sent you an email to see if you had time for a Coke and talk old tractors a little bit!

Maybe next time... I live about an hour or so south of Lamar CO on the other side of the range from you...


Howard
 
The Woodlands, TX, Montgomery County, about 30 miles north of downtown Houston. I don't own any tractors; wish I did, but love reading about them and the people who use them.
 
Randy,e-mail me if you get a chance. My cousin went to Shepherd high school. I spent many a summer up in Mt.Pleasant when I was a kid. Know the area well. I'm 15 miles south of Grand Rapids. Really like that John Deere of yours. You did a great job on it.
 
I bought a used '53 ford custom 2 door like yours in 1956. It was blue, flathead V-8 and manual transmission.
C.L.
 
I live in Vernal, MS just north of Lucedale.
There are 5 Fords ( 2- 8N's, Jubilee, 2000, and 3000) a 1 MF-165, and a JD 310B Backhoe here on the farm. Been in the family since 1820's. My children are the fifth generation to be raised in our house.
 
Did you put two pictures together to make this one? There's no snow on the tires and no tire tracks on the ground. Very nice photo. I rarely see teardrop fenders on a "B".
 
171 entries (to now) must make this one of the best forum questions yet.

I'm in Waseca County, Minnesota. Posted my JD 50 on here just a few days ago so I'll not repost.

My geography is getting a real workout, not to mention the time it takes to drag out the maps and look at all these places where fellow YT'ers live.
 
DePere, Wisconsin which is just south of Green Bay. It's been home for 52 years. Roots run deep here!

Is there any way of moving this thread to the top of page 1, giving more people a chance to respond to it?

Go Pack!


Thanks,
Glenn F.
 
Hey Leo, I live in Alto and graduated from Caledonia last year. Thats a good looking Jubilee you have there. My Grandpa lives in Cascade and has a nice 8N.
 
Hi Old

I'm about 25 miles from New London, Mystic is a little closer. So you broke a lot of hearts at the Lighthouse Inn ? I've never been there. It's still open I guess. I have a sailboat on the Pawcatuck River, Stonington, CT that leads to the ocean and gets me out of the woods in the summer.

Man, you lived everywhere ! Too expensive along the Ct shore nowadays for most people. The Groton sub maker Electric Boat can't make subs fast enough; a good thing for all the employees still there.
 
"Little Sweden" - Lindsborg, KS. Have a tractor, but no land to use it on ...yet. 1963 JD 2010 and a 1954 JD B (not running...yet). They were used on my wife's grandparents farm near Vleats, KS.

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Ya I was stationed at the Sub base on and off from 1974 till 1977. I was on the USSBN Pulaski 633. As for all the places I have lived would you believe I left out a few like MN and not sure if I put in VA or not. LOL, Ya between my dad doing what he did and me being in the navy I did get around to a lot of places. I think there is only 10 of so states that I have never been in but most I at least at one time either road or drove through.
As for the Light House Inn it was or is one of the best place a person can go out to to eat. Ya a bit in the pricey side but hey if you want to impress a gal a place like that will do it LOL
 
Aurora,Indiana.SE Indiana. Sorry no pics. haven't figured out how to post them. Have a John Deere, Allis Chalmers, Farmall, Case. Really enjoy the forum.
 
north centrel indiana- Lafontaine In 35 miles S/W of ft wayne 2 hours north of Indy
no pics
1937 johndeere
1944 farmall h
 
Left you a e-mail , Leo, but wanted to complement you on that nice Ford! My uncle Clarence Smalley who lived just 1/2 mi north of casino on Leaton has one he restored just like it.
 
Greetings from Buckner, Missouri. I'm about 35 miles east of Kansas City. Currently getting prepared for snow-maggedon 2011!!!! Here's my '46 H complete with mysterious unidentified road gear.


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East of Gettysburg, PA.

Grew up in LaCrosse, WI. See a couple of replies from there, wonder if we know (of) each other.

Kirk Grau
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the only state in the union that has parishes instead of counties, south central Louisiana small town called Basile (baz'eel). in the middle between Lafayette, Lake Charles, and Alexandria.
 
That is about the neatest thing I have seen yet! I have a new goal, Want to do the same thing on a John Deere 60 in 61 years! Hope your dad does it 99 more times!
 
No relation. When we lived there we were the only Grau"s in the phone book. I graduated from Central in "81. Shortly after that my family relocated to Oklahoma, I stayed in Madison for college and ended up here for the last 24 years.

Kirk
 
N/E Tenn. and I love my tractors SM & S/A & S/C Farmall also I have a Cub too. Thanks for all the pictures one of these days I ll get my daughter to help me post some of my TOY S
 
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