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Saw my first UDLX today !
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Posted by MMB on August 07, 2004 at 19:50:15 from (207.34.59.145):
Went to a tractor/machinery show today in Irricana, Alberta and saw my first, real live MM UDLX. To be honest, I was disappointed and I wish the fellow that brought it there hadn't thrown a quick coat of paint on it. No refurbishing or restoration done to it at all, just a quick (and bad) paint job. I would've much rather seen it just as it was when he got it. Don't know why anyone would have done that, mind you it is still a pretty valuable tractor but if you're going to restore it, then restore it. If not, I like them as they were when retired. Just my opinion, other guys might feel differently. Lots of nice stuff there though, especially one fella who had a MM 335, absolutely beautiful job and I had never seen one at a show before.
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