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Re: Tecumseh Nebraska Tractor/Car Show pics
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Posted by ltradog MN on July 02, 2006 at 09:14:46 from (71.215.202.171):
In Reply to: Re: Tecumseh Nebraska Tractor/Car Show pics posted by Dachshund on July 02, 2006 at 08:25:59:
Great photos, Couple of obversations: The Porsche is pretty interesting. Real tall nose in the front. Were the front fenders original? Seems they wouldn't last long the way I use my tractors. I really like the Allis with the rollover plow. Almost makes me want to switch colors just to have that plow. I always wonder about the stationary engines. I think if I were ever to restore one I'd want it to be hooked to something. Maybe a shingle mill or a feed grinder, or an ice cream churn. make it do something rather just sitting there ahh, well, stationary. At least hook it to a large fan so you had a little breeze while you were lounging by your equipment. Jerry
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