Posted by Nebraska Kirk on July 20, 2014 at 18:29:35 from (207.91.4.159):
In Reply to: Drool alert-Farmall posted by rustyfarmall on July 20, 2014 at 07:10:47:
rustyfarmall said: (quoted from post at 08:10:47 07/20/14)
Nebraska Kirk said: (quoted from post at 07:02:00 07/20/14)
rustyfarmall said:
He used 3 hoods to build 1 hood. The whole tractor is a full 22 inches longer than a stock M. I had hopes of seeing it in the parade, but I got tired of watching all those John Deere Bs and As that had to go first. How many John Deere Bs can a guy look at in 1 day? Anyhow, we got up and headed for home.
You were there, Loren!? Shoot! Wish I would of known that.. You left too soon, I went through the parade with my 22-36 8) And went out and plowed afterwards 8) The old beast did pretty good plowing, it was just wheat stubble and I pulled my 3-14 in high gear and caught up to and passed a JD 520, Allis D17 and an Oliver :P
I never saw a single person that I knew. I wandered through the tractors until my knees wouldn't take much more, but I never saw your 22-36. Way too much green stuff. Couldn't see anything else.
Mine was clear in the west row right next to the baker fan.
While walking through the rows looking at tractors myself, I passed a guy I thought resembled you, but had no idea you would be at the show and passed it off as poor memory or coincidence.
This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 18:34:51 07/20/14.
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