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Re: trivia for rr lund tonight??


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Posted by super99 on February 14, 2015 at 18:47:00 from (74.32.241.27):

In Reply to: trivia for rr lund tonight?? posted by Larry@stinescorner on February 14, 2015 at 15:14:28:

The Johnny Cash movie had a Oliver 77 in it. I don't remember who, but someone on here posted at that time about supplying tractors for that movie. There were lots of pictures and info. The tractor sliding down the hill was on a rail to guide it. I never saw the entire movie, but woke up in the recliner late one night to see a Oliver combine in Children of the Corn. I thought the movie with Jessica Langes had AC's in it. Kevin Costner, It's Not a Perfect World had a 3010 with a 4 row front mount cultivator. The baseball movie he did he had a John Deere utility mowing off his corn crop to make a baseball diamond. The movie about the song about Billie Jo McAlister jumping off of the Talahatchee Bridge had a Farmall M with a rear mount cultivator in it. Saw a movie on TV when I was young about the wheat harvest with a lot of Massey Clippers in it, I don't remember if it had Bogey or Allan Ladd maybe? I think the movie was Tremors, had giant worms attacking people in the desert had a Cat D8 or D9 pulling a trailer to get away from the worms. That's all I can think of right now. Chris


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