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Old 01-15-2019, 01:28 PM
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How big a shed do you have?
Farmall-Land in Avoca IA has a good start.
On much more than just the Cub Cadets I might add.
A must see when you are on I-80 in western Iowa
Exit 40 on I-80

http://www.farmall-land-usa.com/
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Old 01-15-2019, 01:51 PM
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How big a shed do you have?
Farmall-Land in Avoca IA has a good start.
On much more than just the Cub Cadets I might add.
A must see when you are on I-80 in western Iowa
Exit 40 on I-80

http://www.farmall-land-usa.com/
Super cool place to visit.

He has almost all of them, including some super rare ones like the 111.

A lot of super clean nice tractors. Not quite heritage restorations for most of them, but really nice looking machines.
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I've seen some nice collections. I bet there are a few folks on this forum that have extensive collections too. I would love to have a collection of 82 series. One can dream...
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Old 01-15-2019, 03:10 PM
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Too bad you missed the 2017 RPRU at Des Moines.
There was a full display of all the red models right in the main entrance.
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Too bad you missed the 2017 RPRU at Des Moines.
There was a full display of all the red models right in the main entrance.
That gentleman has a museum down in south east Iowa I believe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idwUvZ5eSvs
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Gompers:

Lyle only has the Red ones.

Former Member (now deceased) Myron Bounds came close to having every yellow & white model.
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Lyle only has the Red ones.

Former Member (now deceased) Myron Bounds came close to having every yellow & white model.
That's sad to hear

But I think it's possible! Just GTs shouldn't be that horribly bad to do. Up through the quietlines it's 32 models by my count.
5 7HP gear drives (O,70,71,72,83)
2 8HP Gear drives (86,800)
6 10HP gear drives (100,102,104,106,108,1000)
3 10HP hydros (105,107,109)
1 11HP gear drive (1100)
5 12HP gear drives (122,124,126,128,1200)
5 12HP Hydros (123,125,127,129,1250)
3 14HP hydros (147,149,1450)
2 16HP hydros (169,1650)

Then you get into the red ones and the IH built GTs would add 6 more models (482, 582 special, 582, 682, 782, 982).

Once you hit MTD land, things really grow quickly and there are double numbers for certain models (782d/882, 680/1282 etc) and the numbers change for features vs whole different tractors, and it gets to be a big mess.
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