Posted by rla on May 31, 2013 at 06:27:26 from (162.39.22.109):
This is my 1st & Only Grandson Liam ( So Far ) Hands up wanted a ride on Put Put.. We made a few trips around the yard & he didn"t want to stop, but we had to eat too...
Couple years ago I picked up this little M that was froze up for 450.00, the man wanted 200.00 for. I offered him 450.00 & when I said that amount he threw in a M1 Plow, J/D snow Plow, 2 sets of cutlivators, 3 pt hitch kit, J/D disc, tool bar & a 51 mounted Mower.. I tried to give him more money?? He said No..
Now it is far from being done, because I have too many irons in the fire, since have started on a Model A saved from the scrapper. I have at Home New Jode decals, Classic Deere Paint , new grill screens & a few other items I just haven"t the time to complete it yet. There are some items that arent" polically incorrect on the Little M, But I don"t care it"s My Little M.. It gets used almost daily & added tool to the fleet.
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