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Re: Wood Master Patterns, Foundry, New Idea, Coldw
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Posted by SuperA-Tx on September 11, 2006 at 16:06:08 from (4.90.5.98):
In Reply to: Wood Master Patterns, Foundry, New Idea, Coldwater posted by ESThobe on September 11, 2006 at 13:06:17:
Dont know about the patterns but I have two New Idea Transplanters that were made there at Coldwater. I think one was made about 1934 or there abouts. Its horse drawn and was used for setting out sweet potato, tobacco, and tree transplants. I posted about it a few months ago in the Impliments section and there were some pics as well. Hope to restore it this winter sometime if I EVER finish the tractor.
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