Posted by BMD on December 19, 2013 at 21:57:32 from (67.187.8.251):
In Reply to: what's in your barn? posted by Ellis Kinney on December 18, 2013 at 18:02:11:
Heres a couple pics of the "Red in the shed" we use or in the case of the Cub a future project. Just to many workdays and not enough Saturdays.
The 140 is mostly for the garden and restored several years ago,the 274 a recent addition. The Cub is a late January 1950 with a newer Henderson loader, an 1Pt fast hitch and SunMastr FH PTO driven mower. The hitch and mower setting behind tractor are finished and waiting for the Cub to get completed.
No really big stuff,mostly smaller. Hopefully the next addition is a 3Pt cat 2 bush hogging tractor in red.
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