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Old 12-25-2015, 11:45 PM
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Default Old pic from 1981 me and dads new tractor

Here's a pic from 1981 of me on the bike and dads new 886 hooked on the plow. Think mom is sitting in it holding my sister.
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Here's one of the 666 dad traded on the 886
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That is cool!! Looks like a Promo pic
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Love the pictures
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Great pictures Brian.
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Old 12-26-2015, 08:15 AM
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That appears to be an IH hat you have on. Did the dealer give you the hat when he bought the tractor? I got a toy combine from the dealer when my grandmother bought her last combine at the ripe old age of 89 or 90.
I second the comment it looks like a staged photo from an advertising brochure, very nice!
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Reminds me of Timmy & Lassie,
Good memories for you I'm sure.
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Brian, that pic brings back memories for me. I have a pic somewhere from the same time period of me and my dad standing next to a 986 hooked to a plow that he leased one spring. I wasn't old enough that I can remember, but I have the pic. You're just a little older than I am it would appear. LOL.

Very cool, thanks for the pics!
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Thanks guys does look like a promo pic a bit! Yeah they gave us the hat, which I still have too! Used to have several of them! I have a IH knit stocking hat too! Note me in the pic for those who are hardcore red power. The red and white bike red shoes red jacket and IH hat! lol glad you all like them! Yeah Jon I'm a little older I'm a 72 model! Lol
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Thanks guys does look like a promo pic a bit! Yeah they gave us the hat, which I still have too! Used to have several of them! I have a IH knit stocking hat too! Note me in the pic for those who are hardcore red power. The red and white bike red shoes red jacket and IH hat! lol glad you all like them! Yeah Jon I'm a little older I'm a 72 model! Lol
Cool pics Brian!
You and Jon are still wet behind the ears, 65 was my year!
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