Posted by glennster on April 18, 2010 at 16:41:17 from (99.90.9.153):
ok, ok, so much for the all clean and shined up tractors. i'd be willing to bet everybodys got a ugly duck in the barn thats a hard worker. so heres mine. 48 m. hood is off and in the barn. (easier to work on) muffle is bent (hit a tree) has a loader off a 560 on it, and a bucket off a john deere skid loader on it. live pump, power steering. seat is an old air ride off who knows what. 6volt. (charges sometimes) spool valves came off an old corn sheller. still has the belly pump too!! pulling my 1000 gallon water tank. mounted a jet pump on it and a 4k watt generator to water my fruit trees, blueberry,blackberry,gooseberry bushes, rhubarb and horse radish thats growing along the creek. ok lets see your ugly duck!!! oh, to keep John T happy, even mounted a chain to drag on the ground off the generator.(dunno if it helps or not)
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