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Posted by emptypockets on March 22, 2005 at 23:54:02 from (209.115.216.79):

Lots of come backs on the two Field Marshalls on YTmag Tractor auction... good talk all around! Question on my coment in auction summary. I state is "shot gun start"... that"s not to mean a golf match. Herein respectfully, place 12 gauge blank shot shell into receiver on cylinder head and close cap, pull pin and kaboom... exploding gases compress and impart spin to piston/crank, viola she starts, or at least that"s what is supposed to happen. Was at ranch auction couple years ago where these twos sister went under the gavel... she was a beauty... not sure who got her though... thought I would show pic for you all to see a mint unrestored one... enjoy. Sigh....
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